adriand033198
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drive map NTW4 to NTSvr4\different IP groups
I resently upgraded to NT 4 Workstation from Win95 and wish to map drives to some NT Servers i have. I could connect to the servers under 95 but now can't see them. The servers have internet IP addresses and i have an
internal 192 address. I am running TCP\IP and NetBEUI, the servers are running the same protocols.
I can ping the servers using their addresses and with their names. Yet i can't see them in the network neighbourhood. I can see all the other Win95 pc's on the network, but not my servers.
If i can ping them then why can't i connect to them? if i try it manually using "net use \\realtime1\rt1_cdriv" it
comes up with error 53.
internal 192 address. I am running TCP\IP and NetBEUI, the servers are running the same protocols.
I can ping the servers using their addresses and with their names. Yet i can't see them in the network neighbourhood. I can see all the other Win95 pc's on the network, but not my servers.
If i can ping them then why can't i connect to them? if i try it manually using "net use \\realtime1\rt1_cdriv" it
comes up with error 53.
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Adjusted points to 100
Try the following:
Start-Run- enter: \\servername
You should get a list of all network shares of this server.
Or
at the DOS-Prompt enter: net view -> you get a list of all servers and WS in your domain/workgroup,
net view \\servername -> same as the first test (see above )
Start-Run- enter: \\servername
You should get a list of all network shares of this server.
Or
at the DOS-Prompt enter: net view -> you get a list of all servers and WS in your domain/workgroup,
net view \\servername -> same as the first test (see above )
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Thanks alot. I figured it out from what you said. The domain name was just set incorrectly, stupid mistake A. Well sometimes it is the simplest thing, but thanks for making my brain look in the right place.
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