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Dialup Server Help

I am trying to find a way for me to dial into my win98 machine at home and be able to transfer files. I installed Dialup Server and am able establish a connection to my home machine but am unable to view or transfer files. how would i go about setting up a connection that would allow me to transfer files and view certain folders on my home machine? also is there any way to set up a username and password for this connection?

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Lermitte

Did you have shared the files and folders?

start => Settings => Controle panel => Network => Security. Did you have set this to security on sharing.

Did you have also set in configuration that you want to share the files.

Mario
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i have file and print sharing enabled and have some folders selected as shares. im not sure what you are talking about changing the settings in control panel->network->security. there is no security tab. there is only an access control tab.
Did you have enable the client for MS netwroks. Then you will be have this key..

Mario
i have client for ms networks installed. but still don't have a security tab. and i still can't access the shared folders when i dial in.
Hi,

Are you trying to access your files via Network Neighbourhood?

In many cases you won't be seeing the other workstation.

Try mapping a drive, the moment you are connected.  This you can do in 'explorer', 'tools', 'map network drive'.  type in: \\nameofcomputer\sharedfolder

replace 'nameofcomputer' with the name of the computer you're connected to and replace 'sharedfolder' with the name of the folder you shared.

Byeee...
davy,

i was trying to access files using Network Neighborhood. but then i tried what you suggested and got the error:

Not logged on

any more suggestions?

Hi,

Which protocol are you using?  Install 'ipx/spx compatible protocol' on both machines.  With this protocol you should be able to browse the computers in 'Network neighbourhood'.
Have both workstations the same Workgroup name?  

Byeee...
Davy,

Both computers have the same Workgroup name and ipx/spx is installed on both machines. but i still can't get access to the shared folder through Network Neighborhood or by mapping a drive.

Did you have set the username in the user manager:

Name +  password + grand access to dial in..

Mario
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