Terry
January 10th 04, 10:30 AM
The XP firewall was not enabled on either machine. I use
MAC address filtering instead of WEP since I only use 2
or 3 computers to connect to my home network and it
provides better security than WEP.
Additional feedback on the original question
appreciated :)
>-----Original Message-----
>Terry,
>Disable XP firewall. I ran into the same problem setting
>up my wired/wireless. Disable broadcast and enable WEP.
>
>Brett
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I want to network (share files) between my work laptop
>>(part of a domain. as defined my company's network
admin
>>folks, node type 'hybrid', IP address 192.168.1.101)
with
>>my home desktop (part of a workgroup, node
>>type 'unknown', IP address 192.168.1.100). I can't
seem
>>to find either computer on the other's Network Places.
>>Windows Help files don't address what would seem to be
a
>>common question. Help?!?!
>>
>>For additional background, Both computers run XP Pro.
>>Laptop is connected to internet via 802.11g Linksys
Wifi
>>Card (through WAN connected to Router connected to
Cable
>>Modem). Desktop is connected to internet via ethernet
>>card (through Cat5 connected directly to Router
connected
>>to same Cable Modem).
>>
>>Appreciate any help,
>>Terry
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>
MAC address filtering instead of WEP since I only use 2
or 3 computers to connect to my home network and it
provides better security than WEP.
Additional feedback on the original question
appreciated :)
>-----Original Message-----
>Terry,
>Disable XP firewall. I ran into the same problem setting
>up my wired/wireless. Disable broadcast and enable WEP.
>
>Brett
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I want to network (share files) between my work laptop
>>(part of a domain. as defined my company's network
admin
>>folks, node type 'hybrid', IP address 192.168.1.101)
with
>>my home desktop (part of a workgroup, node
>>type 'unknown', IP address 192.168.1.100). I can't
seem
>>to find either computer on the other's Network Places.
>>Windows Help files don't address what would seem to be
a
>>common question. Help?!?!
>>
>>For additional background, Both computers run XP Pro.
>>Laptop is connected to internet via 802.11g Linksys
Wifi
>>Card (through WAN connected to Router connected to
Cable
>>Modem). Desktop is connected to internet via ethernet
>>card (through Cat5 connected directly to Router
connected
>>to same Cable Modem).
>>
>>Appreciate any help,
>>Terry
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>