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Jay Nix
I am presently running MS WIN2000 5.00.2195 Service
Pack
4 on a laptop. we have win98 machines that are easily
NETBEUI enabled and easily networked to each other. I am
unable to network these 98's to connect directly to this
win2000 machine using a cross cable.
I try to make sure that the win2000 machine is NETBEUI
enavbled but all i have is NETBIOS using DHCP
Nowhere in 2000 do I see any way to choose NETBEUI "enable"
could you please help by explaining how to
get the 98 and the 2000 to see each other connected
directly through a cross cable connected to the same COM
port that both machines use for LAN internet access...???
The only big limitation to this question is that I cannot
change the settings on the 98 machhines, (There are
hundreds of them out in the field already NETBEUI'd
enabled) and I can only change the settings on the Win
2000 laptop hence my hope that I could somehow get WIN2000
to be NETBEUI "enabled""
I would dearly appreciate any and all insights that you
could share.
thanks in advance
Jay Nix
(e-mail address removed)
Pack
4 on a laptop. we have win98 machines that are easily
NETBEUI enabled and easily networked to each other. I am
unable to network these 98's to connect directly to this
win2000 machine using a cross cable.
I try to make sure that the win2000 machine is NETBEUI
enavbled but all i have is NETBIOS using DHCP
Nowhere in 2000 do I see any way to choose NETBEUI "enable"
could you please help by explaining how to
get the 98 and the 2000 to see each other connected
directly through a cross cable connected to the same COM
port that both machines use for LAN internet access...???
The only big limitation to this question is that I cannot
change the settings on the 98 machhines, (There are
hundreds of them out in the field already NETBEUI'd
enabled) and I can only change the settings on the Win
2000 laptop hence my hope that I could somehow get WIN2000
to be NETBEUI "enabled""
I would dearly appreciate any and all insights that you
could share.
thanks in advance
Jay Nix
(e-mail address removed)