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9.8

XP Peer Networking Problem (Network Neighborhood)

Asked by krash in Miscellaneous Networking, Network Auditing Software, Consumer Firewalls

A friend has a well-documented networking problem on his SOHO LAN described here -

XP Network TroubleShooting
    Symptom: Your WinXP,  in a peer-to-peer network,  may receive the following error when you double-click My Network Places/Computers Near Me: <Workgroup Name> is not accessible. You may not have permission to use this network resource.
Resolution: 1) Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP on one or more computers in the workgroup. To do that, go to properties of Local Area Connection>properties of Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)>General> Advanced>WINS, check Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP (If you have a DHCP-assigned IP address, select Use NetBIOS setting from the DHCP server ). 2) Make sure the Computer Browser service is started.

We have tried this fix and so far - NO GOOD.
Question - What logs/log tools are available on either the W2K or XP Peer to monitor this type of login session
                  activity over the NetBios/TCPIP stack?

TIA
krash
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