Um, ok i'll bite...
Are you running any firewall software on the
client
machines?
Have you tried searching for
machines?
can you ping the other machines?
have you given 98 the required 1 minute to
pull its
head out of its arse?
If you boot 98 and go straight into looking
for
network, it usually doesn't work for a while.
Try enablind a shared folder on the 98
machine, and
see if it can see itself first.
Best of luck.
P.S. I've been running just tcpip for about 2
years, and it's fine. 98 nt 2k xp linux boxes..
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 8:42
PM
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] [OT] network
problems guru req'd
Earlier in the month it was pointed out to me in no
uncertain terms that I was utterly, utterly wrong about needing IPX/SPX
to
enable my computers to browse their network neighbourhoods.
On 1
May 2002, at 8:52, Chris Bond wrote:
> > I am still utterly
convinced I need IPX/SPX for Network > > Neighbourhood to work
!!! > > Fraid not - TCPIP is all you need (with Client for
Microsoft Network). > TCIPIP is certainly a better stack that
IPX/SPX
d8-)
Well, I've got rid of IPX/SPX and my network is
nigh on ****ing unusable !!!
Win98 can't browse anything in Net.
Neigh. "Unable to browse the network".
My Win98 machine can see
one
of the machines but not Server in any way shape or form. Running
\\Server
gets an error. It can ping it fine though!
Win2000 cannot see
the
Win98 machines in NN, only by running \\<machine
name>
Win2000 machines *can* see each other in their own NN
though!
Hoorah! One success in a bleak world right now.
Not being able
to
browse the NN makes using the Fuji's a bit awkward as I'm then having
to
make new folders/shortcuts and/or use the virtual keyboard instead of
browsing a nice desktop icon.
I don't have that complicated a
configuration: DHCP on Server (via SyGate) which *is* allocating IP
addresses to all clients from its own fixed IP. All clients get their
TCP/IP IP via server assignment.
For me, this is totally and utterly
unacceptable, no matter how many of you tell me otherwise! ! ! <BIG
smiley grin>.
If somebody can tell me their secret, I'm
listening,
but until then, it's back to IPX/SPX for me.
Stuart
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UK
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