My Network Places over RAS

[Guest]

I have a big problem, Ive setup RAS dial-in over modem on Windows 2000 DC, and now when I connect I can ping every client on network and connecto to network printers, but when I try to connect to computers either by IP address or by NetBIOS name I cant. I dont see anything in My Network Places, but when I try to connect to WinXP machines I can connect to them but only by IP address not by name. Any ideas on that RAS client gets WINS IP address and WINS register all the clients on local LAN, but I never the less see them in My Network Places??

Thank you on all your ideas and answers

 

[Bill Grant]

Is the LAN running as a domain? Are the remote clients in that domain (or
a workgroup of the same name)?

The remote client will usually try to get a browse list by looking for
the Domain Master Browser. (That is, it does a name server request for the
special name <domainname 1b> . If this name is registered in WINS, the
remote client should get the domain browse list.

Sharing files requires valid credentials as well as connectivity.

I have a big problem, Ive setup RAS dial-in over modem on Windows 2000 DC,

and now when I connect I can ping every client on network and connecto to
network printers, but when I try to connect to computers either by IP
address or by NetBIOS name I cant. I dont see anything in My Network Places,
but when I try to connect to WinXP machines I can connect to them but only
by IP address not by name. Any ideas on that RAS client gets WINS IP address
and WINS register all the clients on local LAN, but I never the less see
them in My Network Places???

 

[Guest]

The strange thing is that when I connect to WinXP I see all shares on that computer but when I connecto to any other computer I get blank window like they dont have anything shared, the domain is up but all the comouters on that LAN are in workgroup which name is different from the name of domain??

Thanx