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Win 98 in NT domain.
I added a Windows 98 workstation to our NT domain. From the 98 machine, I can map drives and browse the network. But, the machine name doesn't show up in server manager or network neighborhood. What do I nedd to do?
Thanks,
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Adding Netbeui did not work. The computer name still does not show up in server manager and network neighborhood.
look under the properties for netbeui.....there are settings for browse master. try changing those....often they can cause problems.
also, try enabling file and print sharing for microsoft networks...you don't have to actually share anything. just add the service
Rick
also, try enabling file and print sharing for microsoft networks...you don't have to actually share anything. just add the service
Rick
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Enabling File and Print sharing did the trick, thanks Rick!
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Did you make a new user account in user manager for domains
When win98 boots enter new account name and password to log onto domain
When win98 boots enter new account name and password to log onto domain
Your 98 machine won't show up unless you have activated "file and printer sharing" in the 98 machine and selected either "I want to share files" or "printers" or both.
Bert
Bert
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Another person gave me the answer earlier, but thank you anyway.
right-click on network neighborhood
select properties
do you see netbeui-> and then the name of your lan adapter?
if not:
click "add"
double click "protocol"
click "microsoft" in the left hand panel
click "netbeui" in the right hand panel and ok your way out.
that should do it
Best of Luck
Rick