J
John Kim
I'm sorry if this is an FAQ but I can't find the answer in the
archives.
We are a small lab in a college that has several Win2K pc's. Each pc
gets its IP from the college's DHCP server except for one, which is a
Win2K server with a static IP. All the pc's share a few folders
through Windows Workgroup.
I just set up the Win2K server machine to run as vpn server. It has a
2nd network card, which I set up as DHCP. In the "RAS and Routing
Setup Wizard" I designated vpn to map to that.
The vpn connection works: I can connect using vpn from home onto the
static address. I can see the shared folders on the server, but I
can't see any of the other pc's in the workgroup. What must I do to be
able to see the shared folders in the other pc's?
Thanks,
-jk
archives.
We are a small lab in a college that has several Win2K pc's. Each pc
gets its IP from the college's DHCP server except for one, which is a
Win2K server with a static IP. All the pc's share a few folders
through Windows Workgroup.
I just set up the Win2K server machine to run as vpn server. It has a
2nd network card, which I set up as DHCP. In the "RAS and Routing
Setup Wizard" I designated vpn to map to that.
The vpn connection works: I can connect using vpn from home onto the
static address. I can see the shared folders on the server, but I
can't see any of the other pc's in the workgroup. What must I do to be
able to see the shared folders in the other pc's?
Thanks,
-jk