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XP Wireless Network Issues – Cannot connect to other workgroup member computers

Asked by sjeffs in Windows Networking

Tags: connect, cannot, workgroup, wireless, xp

Configuration

USR Router (802.11g wireless turbo) – IP = 192.168.123.xxx

Main Computer connected to the internet (ISDN for now) is connected to router through cat5 cable using Lan PCI Card

Two other computers using USR Wireless Cards (802.11g wireless turbo PCI)

Router is in DHCP mode and all the member computers seem to pick up the proper IP Addresses ie: 192.168.123.xxx

Workgroup = Workgroup and all have been set up to join this work group

All running XP Pro

I have not set up Internet Sharing on (for the moment anyway) the Main Computer and I do not have XP Firewall enabled on any of the connections.

The two wireless commuters pick up the router no problem and join that without a problem. I do not have Web enabled on  but do have SID and this is advertised.

My problem is that I cannot connect any of the computers. MS File and Print service enabled on all and I have shared various folders on each computer. From the Main Computer I can “sometimes” see one or the other of the wireless ones but when I try to view them I get an error saying I do not have permission to access it. Also when I try to view workgroups in the Network area from the other two wireless computers, it tell me I do not have permission to browse the network.

All I want to do is share documents between the computers, but is just not happening.

I saw somewhere that someone mentioned that XP may have “simple file sharing” enabled and this may be the problem. Where do I turn this off?

Is there a way of setting up File Sharing Permissions in XP where I can specify who or what computer can access them?

I haven’t tried add hoc as I don’t want to do it this way.
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