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Posted by -=_Zaii_=- on April 12, 2006, 12:39 pm
Please log in for more thread options You state that
from A or B you cannot ping C at all
from C you cannot ping A or B using name
from C you CAN ping using IP address
Assuming I read that right, it looks like your problem is with name
resolution. I am guessing that your Linksys router is where your computers
are getting their IP/gateway/DNS addresses from, so you would need to check
it's configuration.
You didn't list the IP addresses of your computers so I can only guess, but
you should check to make sure they have IP addresses that are on the same
network. Without giving a huge explanation, the ip addresses:
192.168.100.1
192.168.100.3
192.168.100.18
are all probably on the same network. But 10.1.1.65 is not.
also make sure that C has file and printer sharing checked. (this is in the
Properties area of the network connection)
"hjl" wrote:
> I have added a third computer to the workgroup and tried to share its disk
> with no success. There are 3 computers attached to a linksys router to the
> outside world. Computer "A" runs Windows 2000 Service pak 4. Computer "B"
> runs Windows XP Pro Service pak 2. Computer "C", the new one, runs Windows
> XP Media Center. There is disk sharing between "A" & "B" and it works fine.
> I can ping between "A" & "B" both ways using either IP address or net work
> name. When pinging "C" from "A" or "B" using IP or net work name they both
> time out. When pinging either "A" or "B" from "C" using IP address they
> both reply. When pinging "A" or "B" from "C" using network name they both
> time out. "C" has the Windows firewall disabled. How can I set "C" up to be
> able to share the hard drive with the other two computers in the workgroup?
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