can't fully see only some pc's

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for xp pro, my lan connects thru a trendnet router, wired, and a foundry
switch, no domain, using workgroup
3 pc's out of 6 don't fully see a 7th/server, in win explorer, the
7th/server shows up in my network places but can't see the shared c drive. i
get 2 msgs that i might not have permissions and path can't be found. the
7th/server has an financial app that requires a mapped drive from the
client pcs. the c:drive on the 7th is networked shared and enabled for users
to change files. from all the pcs that don't see with winexp, i can ping
both the pc name and ip address from cmd line ok. in one pc i put an entry
in lmhosts. the results of nbtstat -c show the 7th/server, but still no go.
have checked and dbl checked but don't see any differences from the pcs that
connect ok and those that don't. any
ideas?????????
 
for xp pro, my lan connects thru a trendnet router, wired, and a foundry
switch, no domain, using workgroup
3 pc's out of 6 don't fully see a 7th/server, in win explorer, the
7th/server shows up in my network places but can't see the shared c drive. i
get 2 msgs that i might not have permissions and path can't be found. the
7th/server has an financial app that requires a mapped drive from the
client pcs. the c:drive on the 7th is networked shared and enabled for users
to change files. from all the pcs that don't see with winexp, i can ping
both the pc name and ip address from cmd line ok. in one pc i put an entry
in lmhosts. the results of nbtstat -c show the 7th/server, but still no go.
have checked and dbl checked but don't see any differences from the pcs that
connect ok and those that don't. any
ideas?????????

What operating system is/are the PCs/server using?

Windows XP Home only allow 5 connections at the same time.

Windows XP Pro has this limit set at 10.
 

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