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Hi,
I have a netgear wireless router, which I use to connect my desktop machine
via cable, and my laptop via the wireless card. The ip address of the
desktop is 192.168.0.2, and the laptop is .3.
Everything works great, except sharing files/folders/drives between
machines. So here's what I see going on:
From the desktop, I can see, and access files/folders that are shared on the
laptop. But from the laptop, I cannot access any of the shared stuff from
the desktop. If I go to 'network places' -> 'View workgroup computers', I
can see both machines under my domain 'MSHOME'. But if (from the laptop) I
try to open the desktop machine, I get the 'You might not have permission to
use this network resource' error message.
I have run the network wizard, disabled all the xp firewalls, rebooted the
machines several times with different network settings, but nothing changes.
I can ping each machine from the other without a problem, so from what I can
tell, the machines are clearly on the same network, and both machines are
clearly under the same domain.
Help! Ive googled like a nut and scoured the forums for a solution, but no
luck.
Thanks,
Bryan
I have a netgear wireless router, which I use to connect my desktop machine
via cable, and my laptop via the wireless card. The ip address of the
desktop is 192.168.0.2, and the laptop is .3.
Everything works great, except sharing files/folders/drives between
machines. So here's what I see going on:
From the desktop, I can see, and access files/folders that are shared on the
laptop. But from the laptop, I cannot access any of the shared stuff from
the desktop. If I go to 'network places' -> 'View workgroup computers', I
can see both machines under my domain 'MSHOME'. But if (from the laptop) I
try to open the desktop machine, I get the 'You might not have permission to
use this network resource' error message.
I have run the network wizard, disabled all the xp firewalls, rebooted the
machines several times with different network settings, but nothing changes.
I can ping each machine from the other without a problem, so from what I can
tell, the machines are clearly on the same network, and both machines are
clearly under the same domain.
Help! Ive googled like a nut and scoured the forums for a solution, but no
luck.
Thanks,
Bryan