mredfelix
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Windows 2000 Server
I have set up a home network with windows 2000. We are not using actiove directory, instead using a work group. Everything was connected and everyone could access the sahred files on the network. However as time went on no one could access the files as it asked for a password. So i gave all the users an admin accounts and password, (as it was the only one it would accept) these accounts where not the same as there user computers. HOwever as time went on we could not access the network files at all. We can log on in remote desktop and transfer the files from the server to our home computers but we can not see the network from our home computers at all. The error we get is disk allocation. I need some help in allowing my network to see the server. The server is working fine as we get the internet etc, just can not view files. but can view everyone one elses computer when typer there ip in explorer. I need some help and not just re-install.
Need to know how you connect up the systems?
What protocol installed on all the systems?
What protocol installed on all the systems?
ASKER
1 connected through broadband connection
2 no anti virus on the server but run Norton 2000 on workstations
3 windows xp is on the console and everyone logs in automatically
4 iss is running on the server can not access the web page either
The sytsem is connected via hub on ethernet.
what do u mean by sp and protocol?
2 no anti virus on the server but run Norton 2000 on workstations
3 windows xp is on the console and everyone logs in automatically
4 iss is running on the server can not access the web page either
The sytsem is connected via hub on ethernet.
what do u mean by sp and protocol?
try to connect two system direclty using cross cable...
i belive the hub is creating a broadcast storm
i belive the hub is creating a broadcast storm
ASKER
yeah but that will not get the files for all my users
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1. How is your home network connected to the internet?
2. What anti-virus is running on the workstations and the server?
3. Any problems logging on at the console?
4. Is IIS running on this server?
5. What SP level is installed on the server?