Home Networking Issue

[Guest]

Please help and reply. I've set up a home network on my two computers. The
connection is ok between the two. However the problem is the host computer
can read the guest files but the guest files can't read the host files,
folders or anything. I've tried over over and attempted the troubleshooting
ideas through the help provided but all to no avail.

Please provide assistance through my email: (p) (e-mail address removed) (s)
(e-mail address removed) or posted here. Thank all of you ahead of time as I
really appreciate your time.

 

[Guest]

try to RE-share your folders i had this prob before and thats how i solved it

 

[Jack]

Hi
May be this can Help: http://www.ezlan.net/sharing.html
Jack (MVP-Networking).

try to RE-share your folders i had this prob before and thats how i solved

it

 

[Hans-Georg Michna]

Please help and reply. I've set up a home network on my two computers. The
connection is ok between the two. However the problem is the host computer
can read the guest files but the guest files can't read the host files,
folders or anything. I've tried over over and attempted the troubleshooting
ideas through the help provided but all to no avail.

Please provide assistance through my email: (p) (e-mail address removed) (s)
(e-mail address removed) or posted here. Thank all of you ahead of time as I
really appreciate your time.

Christopher,

please have a look at http://www.michna.com/kb/WxNetwork.htm.

Hans-Georg

 

[Jack]

Hi.
The following links might explain my approach to the issue.
You should disable the old WinXP Firewall
(ICF) and install a Good software Firewall + Cable/DSL Router (if you have
Broadband connection).
Basic protection: http://www.ezlan.net/firewall.html
Internet Infestation: http://www.ezlan.net/infestation.html
Almost all Software firewall have a two sets of settings, one for the
Internet and One for the LAN (many time refer to as Trusted Zone. You can
enter the IPs of your local computers to the Trusted zone area and thus let
the computers internally converse with No Firewall interception.
The Internet part of the Firewall should stay On.
Jack (MVP-Networking).