XP Home networking

HELP
I'm trying to connect my three pc peer-peer on home network, but having
a problem. I can see from one computer but when you try to access another
computer it say you don't have permission. I enable the share permission on
all
three computer even I share all three drives.Is there a trick to connect XP
peer-peer
or I'm missing somthing.

http://www.practicallynetworked.com/...ring/index.htm
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/...ilesharing.htm
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/com...uy/cg0204.mspx
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"Ghulam Naseer" Ghulam wrote in message
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HELP
I'm trying to connect my three pc peer-peer on home network, but having
a problem. I can see from one computer but when you try to access another
computer it say you don't have permission. I enable the share permission
on
all
three computer even I share all three drives.Is there a trick to connect
XP
peer-peer
or I'm missing somthing.

"Ghulam Naseer" Ghulam wrote in message
...
HELP
I'm trying to connect my three pc peer-peer on home network, but having
a problem. I can see from one computer but when you try to access another
computer it say you don't have permission. I enable the share permission
on
all
three computer even I share all three drives.Is there a trick to connect
XP
peer-peer
or I'm missing somthing.

Use the same user password on all three PCs.

Ghulam Naseer wrote:
HELP
I'm trying to connect my three pc peer-peer on home network, but having
a problem. I can see from one computer but when you try to access another
computer it say you don't have permission. I enable the share permission on
all
three computer even I share all three drives.Is there a trick to connect XP
peer-peer
or I'm missing somthing.



On all three WinXP computers, create local user account(s), with
non-blank password(s), that have the desired access privileges to the
desired shares. Log on to the other PCs using those account(s), and you
will be able to access the designated shares, provided your network is
configured properly. Also, if running WinXP SP1 or lower, make sure
that WinXP's built-in firewall is disabled on the internal LAN
connection. If using WinXP SP2, make sure that you've either disabled
the built-in firewall, or set the firewall to allow file and print sharing.

Usually, WinXP's Networking Wizard makes it simple and painless --
almost entirely automatic, in fact. There's a lot of useful,
easy-to-follow information in WinXP's Help & Support files, and he

Home Networking
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/h...et/default.asp

Networking Information
http://www.onecomputerguy.com/networking.htm

PracticallyNetworked Home
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/index.htm

Steve Winograd's Networking FAQ
http://www.bcmaven.com/networking/faq.htm


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