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Cannot connect to or find computer on the network with \\computer_name

Asked by JohnW847 in Windows 95 - 98 Networking, Miscellaneous Networking

Tags: cannot, connect, computer, network

I have about 8 workstations in a workgroup with all workstations configured with the same name.

All of a sudden a couple of workstations will not connect to or find a workstation that is used as central storage of a database file. Other workstations connect ok using \\computer_name

These couple workstations cannot find the central workstation using the network search, network browse or drive mapping.

I have host files configured and they can ping by name and IP Address OK.

I have a gut feeling it has something to do with the Norton Internet Security Suite on the central workstation.

I feel the network options have to be ok as they worked at one point.

Most of the workstations are XP Pro – one is W98. One W98 won’t connect and one XP Pro.

Any ideas?
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