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To network a Windows ME and XP computer together on a LAN securely I
shouldn't use TCP, so I will unbind TCP and bind IPX/SPX to the ME, unbind
TCP on the XP, run the networking wizard on the XP, create a network disk,
then run it on the ME.
The web page http://www.easydesksoftware.com/news/news24.htm says that the
Networking Wizard on the XP computer will create a network floppy disk that
will add a new service to the ME's
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\microsoft\windows\curr entversion\runservices
key, SSDPSRV, which is the "Simple Service Discovery Protocol Service".
What is the purpose of the network floppy disk? Why is it necessary to add
the SSDP service to the ME, if the ME already supports NetBIOS and IPX/SPX?
Thank you.
shouldn't use TCP, so I will unbind TCP and bind IPX/SPX to the ME, unbind
TCP on the XP, run the networking wizard on the XP, create a network disk,
then run it on the ME.
The web page http://www.easydesksoftware.com/news/news24.htm says that the
Networking Wizard on the XP computer will create a network floppy disk that
will add a new service to the ME's
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\microsoft\windows\curr entversion\runservices
key, SSDPSRV, which is the "Simple Service Discovery Protocol Service".
What is the purpose of the network floppy disk? Why is it necessary to add
the SSDP service to the ME, if the ME already supports NetBIOS and IPX/SPX?
Thank you.