ScabbyUK Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 I cannot get this system up and working, Could someone please read through this and see if they can spot somethingThis is basically what I have done, 1. Joined a PC to a 5-port 10Base BASE-2/T Palm Top Hub using a Patch cable (CAT .5E/CAT .5 ISO/IEC) 2. Joined a LAPTOP to a 5-port 10Base BASE-2/T Palm Top Hub using a Patch cable (CAT .5E/CAT .5 ISO/IEC) 3. All lights light up fine 4. Switched off Firewalls on both computers 5. Run 'Network Set-up Wizard' on both computers 6. [RESTARTED BOTH]Then From both computers * Created a folder and set sharing on both to 'Share this folder' on the network and 'Allow others to alter files' * Switched off Firewalls on both computers * Checked File Sharing is on under Properties * Pinged other computer, All packets read fine. * Checked Computer Name is differentThen from Laptop 1. Checked My Network I see the Laptop Computer (no PC) 2. Tried to Add Network Place fails to Recognise Server on Network 3. Run > "\\[computer name]\[name of shared folder]", fails to Recognise Server on Network 4. Run > "\\[computer IP]\[name of shared folder]", fails to Recognise Server on NetworkThen from PC 1. Checked My Network I see NOTHING! [empty folder] 2. Tried to Add Network Place fails to Recognise Server on Network 3. Run > "\\[computer name]\[name of shared folder]", fails to Recognise Server on Network 4. Run > "\\[computer IP]\[name of shared folder]", fails to Recognise Server on NetworkPinged both computers, packets read fine!I'm stumped boys n gals, or as Data would say, "insufficient knowledge to form an opinion"
cluberti Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 What IP addresses do these machines have, and do they both have the same DNS (and/or WINS) servers configured?
picohat Posted March 4, 2007 Posted March 4, 2007 As I know in XP pro, there are 2 types of file sharing. Check out which one you used..Simple file sharing(without password)Share file with user/group permissions Don't forget to enable file/printer sharing on network card's TCP/IP setting also...Hope this info helps..
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