Hi,
FYI: The IPC$ special shared resource is required for the Server service to
operate.
Hope this helps ......
Ashok (Ashokan Achari)
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--Subject: RE: Hi!
--From: Walter Huf <
[email protected]>
--Date: Wed, 07 Jul 2004 17:11:04 -0700
--
(e-mail address removed) (Ashokan Achari [MSFT]) wrote in
----
--> Hi,
-->
--> Have you tried the following:
--> 1. Click Start -> Run.
--> 2. Type in the run dialig box as "\\server\<sharename>". (without
--> quotes). Please replace <sharename> with the Windows XP share name.
-->
--> Is you Windows XP share more than 12 characters in length?. If the
--> answer is yes, please view the KB Article # 160843 "Windows 95/98
--> Clients Cannot See Long Share Names" at:
-->
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];160843
-->
--> Hope this helps ......
-->
-->
--> Ashok (Ashokan Achari)
-->
--> The Posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
--> rights. --------------------
--> --Subject: Hi!
--> --From: Walter Huf <
[email protected]>
--> --Date: Sat, 03 Jul 2004 12:43:37 -0700
--> --
--> --I was wondering if there was a simple way to let Windows 98 view
--> shares on
--> --a Windows XP machine. The only way I can transfer files to a Windows
--> 98 --machine is the set a share on the 98 machine to full and copy
--> that way. --
-->
--
--I might have fixed it sort of like.
--Previously, on other friend's computers, I would drag the things I want
to
--share to the Shared Docs folder. But when I go through Network
--Neighborhood, all I would see is the $IPC share or whatever. I try to
click
--that and it asks me for a password. What is this password? Do I type in
one
--of the passwords that one of the users on the WinXP machine use?
--But when I right click a folder and actually share it with the sharename
--and stuff, it shows up under the network neighborhood!
