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| sammy 2002-12-17, 12:58 am |
| i made easily a home workgroup,using a cable router.all pc's have internet,only one small problem:in one of the pc's when i open "network neighborhood",instead of seeing all other pc's on the workgroup,it opens the network properties menu.i just can't see or be seen by other pc's on the workgroup.how should i solve this?
thanks,sammy | |
| Dubghlase 2002-12-22, 8:29 am |
| Hi,
First things things first. Check all the cable conections and cables. Next try pinging the address to see if your NIC is bad in the computer with the problems. If not that then maybe something wrong in the setup but it sounds like you know how to set it up. Can't help there because I use Novell 5.1 for home.
Luck to You | |
| mindmesh 2002-12-22, 8:59 am |
| I would make sure that I have my NIC installed correctly. Uninstall and reinstall. I would make sure that all the information in my Network Properties is correct. Make sure you have a Network Protocol in use. TCP/IP most likely. Good luck to you. | |
| relder 2002-12-22, 12:39 pm |
| Connectivity is there or you wouldn't be able to access the Web. This is simply a problem witht the browsing service. You can always gain access by using the UNC path. | |
| ruscorp 2002-12-22, 1:05 pm |
| quote:
Originally posted by relder
Connectivity is there or you wouldn't be able to access the Web. This is simply a problem witht the browsing service. You can always gain access by using the UNC path.
What kind of cable router is this and what connections have you made to it and the other pc's? | |
| mindmesh 2002-12-22, 1:29 pm |
| quote:
Originally posted by relder
Connectivity is there or you wouldn't be able to access the Web. This is simply a problem witht the browsing service. You can always gain access by using the UNC path.
Missed the part where he said he has connectivity to the internet thru all PC's.
That is a stange issue. | |
| pkupchik 2002-12-22, 4:30 pm |
| If you can surf, but cannot see the rest of the workgroup, you have connectivity (which means the hardware is ok), but either the browser or the TCP/IP configuration is screwed up.
First make sure the IP address and other settings are in line with the other PCs. If that looks ok, start troubleshooting. Begin by stopping and restarting the Windows browser service. If still no good, rebuild the network stack. | |
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| thanks,everybody,
i solved the problem by reinstalling client for microsoft networks | |
| pkupchik 2002-12-23, 2:06 pm |
| Good job. |
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