Connecting XP Home to Windows 2000 Network

[Guest]

I am trying to network a Windows XP home computer into a Windows 2000 Server Network. It is at a small business where I have no administrator and so I suspect I have to set something up on the server

Problem: I see the server on the Domain Workgroup but when I try to connect to the computer it asks for login and password. When I try to put in my login on the network it changes my login name to "computer name/login name" and won't log in

Why can't I log in to the server and see the shared directories on the server. And once I get in, how can I map to the shared directories on the server without having to manually click on the connection every time like I have to do on one of my other XP machines

 

[CheshireCat]

I am trying to network a Windows XP home computer into a Windows 2000

Server Network. It is at a small business where I have no administrator and
so I suspect I have to set something up on the server.

Problem: I see the server on the Domain Workgroup but when I try to

connect to the computer it asks for login and password. When I try to put
in my login on the network it changes my login name to "computer name/login
name" and won't log in.

Why can't I log in to the server and see the shared directories on the

server. And once I get in, how can I map to the shared directories on the
server without having to manually click on the connection every time like I
have to do on one of my other XP machines.You can try registering the xp home computer on the win2000 machine, but xp
home doesn't support Domains anyway.
There is an application from http://www.xteq.com that has an option that
allows you to set up xp home machines to log on to domains. I haven't tried
it so I can't say either way whether it works.