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Luc Lecocq
Hello,
Here is my setup
I have thre PC at home:
PC1 has an internet connection, a LAN card and a WIFI card.
It is running ICS, and LAN and WIFI are configured within what XP calls a
network bridge
PC2 has a LAN card, and PC3 has a WIFI card
From PC2 and 3, I can map drive that are the three PCs, and can see them in
Network neighbourhood.
The problem is that on PC1, I can't map none of the drive belonging to PC2
or 3.
When I try, I got : "The drive could not be mapped because no network was
found".
But if I try the same drive to add a neighbour in network neighbourhood, it
works fine !!!
So there is a network, of course, but for some reason the map systematically
fails.
In the TCPIP properties of all three PC, I let NETBIOS settings to default.
I tried to deactivate it everywhere, but same results.
Thanks for helping.
Here is my setup
I have thre PC at home:
PC1 has an internet connection, a LAN card and a WIFI card.
It is running ICS, and LAN and WIFI are configured within what XP calls a
network bridge
PC2 has a LAN card, and PC3 has a WIFI card
From PC2 and 3, I can map drive that are the three PCs, and can see them in
Network neighbourhood.
The problem is that on PC1, I can't map none of the drive belonging to PC2
or 3.
When I try, I got : "The drive could not be mapped because no network was
found".
But if I try the same drive to add a neighbour in network neighbourhood, it
works fine !!!
So there is a network, of course, but for some reason the map systematically
fails.
In the TCPIP properties of all three PC, I let NETBIOS settings to default.
I tried to deactivate it everywhere, but same results.
Thanks for helping.