Go back to EACH machine and create a name and password that IS THE
SAME ON EACH! Then use that account to log on and you should be able
to see them all.
On Mon, 19 Apr 2004 21:16:33 +0100, "Daniel Foster"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>having a few problems with my home network,
>
>I have three computers (at the moment): a Windows 2k laptop, a WinXP home
>pc, and a Win98se pc. The two pcs connect to a dg834g (wireless adsl
>firewall router) with ethernet cables, and the laptop connects (well should)
>to the router through a wireless 801.11b connection using a DrayTek Vigor
>520 pcmcia card.
>
>My problem is that the router seems to be working fine, all of the computers
>can connect to the net, and the two pcs can see eachother in net
>neighbourhood + can share files printers etc. The problem comes when the
>laptop is added into the mix.
>
>The laptop cannot see the other computers and the computers can't see it,
>however as the laptop is connected to router and can connect to the net, I
>would have thought that the computers being able to see eachother would also
>work.
>
>I have tried the ping command and these are what I have seen:
>PC1 XP
>PC2 98se
>LP1 2K
>
>PC1 > PC2 Ping OK
>PC1 > LP1 Ping OK
>PC2 > PC1 Ping OK
>PC2 > LP1 Ping OK
>LP1 > PC1 Ping NO
>LP1 > PC2 Ping OK
>
>I'm not sure why I keep getting these weird results, as I would have thought
>that if the laptop can't ping the pc1, pc1 wouldn't be able to ping the
>laptop.
>
>If anyone has any ideas on how to get the laptop involved with this network
>it would be a great help!
>
>P.S
>All of the IP addresses have been designated by dhcp (by the router) : not
>sure if this helps!
>
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