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I have not seen any response to my yesterday repost of this same
request. Of course, I never saw any responses before to this same problem of mine. Risking chastisement, and because I really need help on this networking problem, this is a re-post but to a different NG. Thanks for your patience. (Quote) Made it in my downloaded headers this time! Answer(s) on my networking problem will be appreciated. Frederick On Sat, 15 Oct 2011 08:17:02 -0400, Frederick wrote: Sorry about this repost. I need to see if it makes it this time. Someone was critical and said the first post had been answered. My post and that or those replies do not show in my header downloads. No idea why not. All I want is the replies dealing with my stated networking problem. Apparently my Agent has a mind of its own. I tried reposting this to alt.test and it failed to appear there also. I then tried a few posts of parts of the texts - they all appeared in my alt.test header downloads just fine. I then tried a second repost to alt test of the entire original post AND IT SHOWED UP JUST FINE ALSO. Leaves me quite confused. Anyway here goes again - My original post of yesterday. Let's see if it shows up. If it does, I will post that fact, and ask any responders from yesterday to please respond again. Thanks Be nice please Frederick ================================================= ======== I currently have three XP (P3) machines networked together via CAT5 to a wireless router. I call them machine-1, machine-2 and machine-3. All are in Workgroup 'MYHOME'. All folders & files on all 3 machines are set to file sharing, allowing all user mods to same. 'My Network Places' on machine-1 shows all content of machine-2, and allows accessing/changing to same. It does NOT show machine-3 at all. 'My Network Places' on machine-2 shows all content of machine-2 & machine-3, and allows accessing/changing to same. This is as it should be. 'My Network Places' on machine-3 shows all content of machine-1 & machine-2, and allows accessing/changing to same. This is as it should be. So, basically, my problem is that I cannot access the content of machine-3 from machine-1, and I cannot figure out why not. I have tried several things - to no avail. It seems strange to me that machine-3 seems set up correctly enough to link both ways with machine-2, but only one way with machine-1. Otherwise, my network seems to work fine. Looking for help. Thanks Frederick |
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Re-posting my response to your re-post from yesterday....
Before looking for increasingly complex solutions, you should try eliminating some of the more obvious "simple" ones first ; One "perhaps" is that if you were to take a look at the "Sharing" tab for a drive and/or other content (e.g. Printer) on Machine #3. i.e.; Right-click on your [C:] drive and click on the "Sharing" tab. Then just ensure that sharing IS enabled for that, or any other drive/other you wish to be able to access from the network. I do I.T. and computers as a hobby and in a small way, I also give a little professional help. As for networking, I'll admit to it not being my strongest area of expertise. Probably, I think most people who contribute here know more than me on the subject of Networking. However, the point I am making, here, is that possibly *before* you go into any greater detail in your search for an answer, that you re-check the more simplistic of possible causes first. That's all I am saying!... == Cheers, Tim Meddick, Peckham, London. :-) "Frederick" wrote in message ... I have not seen any response to my yesterday repost of this same request. Of course, I never saw any responses before to this same problem of mine. Risking chastisement, and because I really need help on this networking problem, this is a re-post but to a different NG. Thanks for your patience. (Quote) clipped |
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On Sun, 16 Oct 2011 23:16:32 +0100, "Tim Meddick"
wrote: Re-posting my response to your re-post from yesterday.... Before looking for increasingly complex solutions, you should try eliminating some of the more obvious "simple" ones first ; One "perhaps" is that if you were to take a look at the "Sharing" tab for a drive and/or other content (e.g. Printer) on Machine #3. i.e.; Right-click on your [C:] drive and click on the "Sharing" tab. Then just ensure that sharing IS enabled for that, or any other drive/other you wish to be able to access from the network. I do I.T. and computers as a hobby and in a small way, I also give a little professional help. As for networking, I'll admit to it not being my strongest area of expertise. Probably, I think most people who contribute here know more than me on the subject of Networking. However, the point I am making, here, is that possibly *before* you go into any greater detail in your search for an answer, that you re-check the more simplistic of possible causes first. That's all I am saying!... == Cheers, Tim Meddick, Peckham, London. :-) I agree. Thanks for the words of wisdom. Frederick |
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On Sun, 16 Oct 2011 05:37:01 -0400, Frederick wrote:
I have not seen any response to my yesterday repost of this same request. Of course, I never saw any responses before to this same problem of mine. Risking chastisement, and because I really need help on this networking problem, this is a re-post but to a different NG. There is a common saying: "Google is your friend." http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize/browse_frm/thread/cf1473cd02054183/7589e30f5bfb87f3?#7589e30f5bfb87f3 http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize/browse_frm/thread/cf1473cd02054183/ae19eb8fcf537d1a?#ae19eb8fcf537d1a http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize/browse_frm/thread/a860bc2b8c0b69e4/f95bc53ec0e5ae7b?#f95bc53ec0e5ae7b The tool (Forté Agent) seems to be working just fine. Google Groups seems to think it is working just fine. And 40tude Dialog+'news.sonic.net' shows your articles. Maybe you need a different tool (newsreader), a different service (Easynews is puking)? -- Norman ~Oh Lord, why have you come ~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum |
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On Mon, 17 Oct 2011 09:09:33 -0700, "N. Miller"
wrote: There is a common saying: "Google is your friend." http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize/browse_frm/thread/cf1473cd02054183/7589e30f5bfb87f3?#7589e30f5bfb87f3 http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize/browse_frm/thread/cf1473cd02054183/ae19eb8fcf537d1a?#ae19eb8fcf537d1a http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize/browse_frm/thread/a860bc2b8c0b69e4/f95bc53ec0e5ae7b?#f95bc53ec0e5ae7b I have been Googl'ing the H out of this subject already. I do agree with you. The tool (Forté Agent) seems to be working just fine. Google Groups seems to think it is working just fine. And 40tude Dialog+'news.sonic.net' shows your articles. Maybe you need a different tool (newsreader), a different service (Easynews is puking)? That's what I really meant. |
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