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David Ellis
Two computers connected via Ethernet crossover cable transfer folders
from one to the other as expected. But the network icon in the target
computer system tray has a yellow triangle surrounding an exlamation
point. Status is: "Limited or no connectivity."
The Gigabit connection is good enough to keep the hard drive in the
shares computer running non-stop during data transfer so the "limited"
is not clear to this network neophyte. However, the target computer is
unable to connect to the root folder on the source drive even though
it is a shared drive with read permission and I'm using the same user
id and password at both ends.
What's the meaning of this status?
--David
from one to the other as expected. But the network icon in the target
computer system tray has a yellow triangle surrounding an exlamation
point. Status is: "Limited or no connectivity."
The Gigabit connection is good enough to keep the hard drive in the
shares computer running non-stop during data transfer so the "limited"
is not clear to this network neophyte. However, the target computer is
unable to connect to the root folder on the source drive even though
it is a shared drive with read permission and I'm using the same user
id and password at both ends.
What's the meaning of this status?
--David