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29-09-2005, 20:05
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Re: Windows Xp networking Problem
I am having a simmilar problem, I decided to search, found this thread and its close to what I have. I have 4 computers on my network. 1 win 2003 server running apache, etc. 1 Win xp home, 2 win 98. With my 2003 machine I can see everything, with my 2 win 98 systems I also can see everything. With my xp machine I can see the network M (which it is part of) but cant see network R. Also, when I go into M no computer is showed nor accessable.
I use the win xp computer the most and would like to be able to connect to the others ( specificly my server ) to upload/download files. Has anyone else been able to solve this problem or suggest a solution? -Mike |
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