I'm having a problem with a Win2K user who can't join the workgroup.
I've configured his PC to be a member of the workgroup, but he is
unable to browse the network.

He is able to ping the controller (a windows NT4 machine), and if I
run nbtstat -c, it lists the group correctly along with the correct IP
address of the controller.

However, he still gets a message that the network is unavailable if he
attempts to browse. He can access the Internet without a problem.

What else should I check? Other Win2K machines with identical
configurations are working just fine.

Thanks,
Plato.

On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 11:25:45 -0400, Plato <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I'm having a problem with a Win2K user who can't join the workgroup.
>I've configured his PC to be a member of the workgroup, but he is
>unable to browse the network.
>
>He is able to ping the controller (a windows NT4 machine), and if I
>run nbtstat -c, it lists the group correctly along with the correct IP
>address of the controller.
>
>However, he still gets a message that the network is unavailable if he
>attempts to browse. He can access the Internet without a problem.
>
>What else should I check? Other Win2K machines with identical
>configurations are working just fine.
>
>Thanks,
>Plato.

- Netbios over TCPIP enabled?
- Is his system running a firewall?
- Are you systems running firewalls?
- Try creating a user account on one of your machines with the exact same user
name and password that he uses on his machine and see what happens.

/daytripper