Jeremy
April 22nd 03, 09:08 PM
There are several books on Windows XP and most of them
cover networking. If you have Windows XP Pro, I would
suggest MBA's Guide to Windows XP Professional, if you
have Windows XP Home Ed. I would suggest Microsft Windows
XP for Home Users. There are several others also. Your
local library should have them.
>-----Original Message-----
>I need help setting up a network with computers that must
>have a static IP. I have 3 computers with 2 with XP and 1
>with 98 and a printer with each computer. I have T-1
>Internet access and each computer as I stated has an
>individual static IP address. I would like to network
>without having to log in passwords and user names each
>time I connect to another computer. Can anyone please
>help me out and let me know my best solution. Thank you.
>
>.
>
cover networking. If you have Windows XP Pro, I would
suggest MBA's Guide to Windows XP Professional, if you
have Windows XP Home Ed. I would suggest Microsft Windows
XP for Home Users. There are several others also. Your
local library should have them.
>-----Original Message-----
>I need help setting up a network with computers that must
>have a static IP. I have 3 computers with 2 with XP and 1
>with 98 and a printer with each computer. I have T-1
>Internet access and each computer as I stated has an
>individual static IP address. I would like to network
>without having to log in passwords and user names each
>time I connect to another computer. Can anyone please
>help me out and let me know my best solution. Thank you.
>
>.
>