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Guest
Hi,
I'm trying to network a Vista Ultimate computer and a WinXP Pro SP2. I'm
running Windows Firewall and Norton Antivirus on the XP machine and Norton
Internet Security (NIS) on the Vista machine. I added the XP's IP address to
NIS, allowing inbound and outbound access, specifically opening ports 137,
138, 139 and 445 as per several articles I've read. I turned on all sharing
options on Vista except for Sharing Public Folders. XP can see Vista and
access its shared folders. The reverse is not so: Vista cannot even see XP at
all, let alone access its shared folders. I can ping XP from Vista via the
Command Prompt window, but cannot access it by typing its IP address into the
address field in IE or Explorer. The XP machine is also visible and
accessible from other XP, 2000 and Win98 machines. What else can I check?
Thanks
I'm trying to network a Vista Ultimate computer and a WinXP Pro SP2. I'm
running Windows Firewall and Norton Antivirus on the XP machine and Norton
Internet Security (NIS) on the Vista machine. I added the XP's IP address to
NIS, allowing inbound and outbound access, specifically opening ports 137,
138, 139 and 445 as per several articles I've read. I turned on all sharing
options on Vista except for Sharing Public Folders. XP can see Vista and
access its shared folders. The reverse is not so: Vista cannot even see XP at
all, let alone access its shared folders. I can ping XP from Vista via the
Command Prompt window, but cannot access it by typing its IP address into the
address field in IE or Explorer. The XP machine is also visible and
accessible from other XP, 2000 and Win98 machines. What else can I check?
Thanks