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| Thread ID: 57474 | 2005-05-03 10:53:00 | Home network problem | pglasson (8031) | Press F1 |
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| 351820 | 2005-05-03 10:53:00 | I have a PC and a Laptop, both running WIn XP Pro connected in a simple network through an external firewall. The PC can recognise the laptop as a network drive. The laptop can access the printers connected to the network via the PC but the laptop cannot recognise the drives on the PC. I have checked all the sharing options on the PC folders/drives and sharing is enabled. Problem seems to have arisen since I installed XP SP2 on PC and upgraded the PC to a 120GB Hard Drive. When I try to map a network drive from the laptop to the pC I get an error message saying the server hasn't enough storage. Can anyone offer a possible solution ? |
pglasson (8031) | ||
| 351821 | 2005-05-03 13:11:00 | Have you assigned permissions on both machines? I give myself the same username and login both ways for simplicity. Are the XP Sp2 firewalls sidabled on both machines and any 3rd party firewalls configured to allow the IP's/IP ranges you use or all traffic in the trusted zone (LAN)? |
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