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In <490605B7.3050009@charter.net>, on 10/27/08
at 11:16 AM, Ray Davison said:
Hi,
>SRVHIDDEN is/was =NO. To get them to connect I have had to change
>protocols. However I have changed the others back to W4 because that is
>what I got to work. I would rather go forward.
Warp4 users typically installed only NETBEUI for LAN networking. WIndows
and Samba networking requires TCPBEUI, although windows can be made to
work with NETBEUI.
What do you have installed on the W4 box?
What does
net view
report on the W4 box?
Steven
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