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Guest
ON a domain or free standing machine?
On a domain, use http://machineName/webName
Don't know machine name? If XP, start menu, find the My Computer icon and
right click and choose properties. Then, go to the computer name tab. This
does not change.
ON a workgroup, or stand alone, it is potentially trickier. The above
machineName might work, but it is not guaranteed, depending on how the
machines are connected.
If it does not work, the easiest method is to open a command prompt and type
ipconfig. Get the IP address and use from the other computer. This will work
as long as you keep the same IP. If you shut down the machine, it is not
guaranteed, so this may or may not be a great long term solution. IT will
certainly help for the moment.
--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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Think Outside the Box!
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On a domain, use http://machineName/webName
Don't know machine name? If XP, start menu, find the My Computer icon and
right click and choose properties. Then, go to the computer name tab. This
does not change.
ON a workgroup, or stand alone, it is potentially trickier. The above
machineName might work, but it is not guaranteed, depending on how the
machines are connected.
If it does not work, the easiest method is to open a command prompt and type
ipconfig. Get the IP address and use from the other computer. This will work
as long as you keep the same IP. If you shut down the machine, it is not
guaranteed, so this may or may not be a great long term solution. IT will
certainly help for the moment.
--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
***************************
Think Outside the Box!
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