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HomeNetwork Linux PC can't ping WinXP PC.

Asked by JasonCBarnhart in Linux Networking

Tags: ping, winxp, linux

Recently installed a SuSE 9.3 Linux PC on my home network.  There's pre-existing WinXP PC on a very simple setup; I have LinkSys           Wireless Access Point w/ a 4 Port switch.  Both PCs can access the internet and resolve website names via DNS.  

I've installed Samba on Linux PC to map to some existing shared directories on the XP box.  The Linux PC can be ping'ed from the WinXP box, but cannot do the reverse.  And, I can't seem to add the linux shares to the XP box;  I suspect the Samba configuration needs work.  

I've read a variety of postings and documentation and have determined that I have basic networking issue and that Samba is not the problem.  

I'm looking for help to isolate the issue via troubleshooting steps.  I've already tried many, but would like to return to first principals in case my previous attempts have created addtional problems.
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