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Wireless Networking - Interconnect problems between XP/SP2 and 98SE |
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I have an XP machine, with Service Pack 2 installed, connected to a Belkin
802.11g router by Ethernet cable and an older 98SE machine with a Belkin 802.11g adapter card communicating wirelessly. I can get onto the Internet OK from both machines and the 98SE machine can map to the shared documents file on the XP machine. I can't get the XP machine to recognize that the 98SE is on the network. XP doesn't seem to have the "Map Network Drive" feature that the 98SE has. Both machines have file sharing enabled. The 98 machine is using Microsoft Family Logon enabled. The XP is using Microsoft Client for Networks. If I switch the 98 to Client, I can "see" the XP, but can't access the folder. Any genii out there know what I'm doing wrong? -- Frank Damp, Anacortes, WA =?Utf-8?B?RnJhbmsgRA==?= |
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