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robin hodgson
I am having trouble getting a pair of windows 2000
machines to talk via the peer to peer networking.
One of the machines seems to work OK: it can see itself as
one of the "machines near me", and it can browse its own
shared files. It can also see the other machine as an
entry in the same "machine near me" list. I can't open
the other machine though: I get an error "workgroup is not
accessible. The list of servers for this workgroup is not
currently available."
I have checked the knowledge base, I have enabled netBIOS
over TCPIP, I have rebooted my machines to "force a
reelection of a master browser" so many times, I can't
count. Nothing works.
On the other machine, it can only see itself in
the "machines near me" explorer folder. It can browse its
own files, but does not even see the other machine at all.
Any ideas?
Robin (robin_hodgson at hotmail com)
machines to talk via the peer to peer networking.
One of the machines seems to work OK: it can see itself as
one of the "machines near me", and it can browse its own
shared files. It can also see the other machine as an
entry in the same "machine near me" list. I can't open
the other machine though: I get an error "workgroup is not
accessible. The list of servers for this workgroup is not
currently available."
I have checked the knowledge base, I have enabled netBIOS
over TCPIP, I have rebooted my machines to "force a
reelection of a master browser" so many times, I can't
count. Nothing works.
On the other machine, it can only see itself in
the "machines near me" explorer folder. It can browse its
own files, but does not even see the other machine at all.
Any ideas?
Robin (robin_hodgson at hotmail com)