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We have just the windows firewall running on the computer that is connected directly to the Westell router via ethernet
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We have just the windows firewall running on the computer that is connected directly to the Westell router via ethernet

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Craig_200X, I will let you know shortly if this resolved my connectivity issue.<br />
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Thanks
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Craig_200X, I will let you know shortly if this resolved my connectivity issue.

Thanks

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I have a home network comprised of the following...<br />
Verizon DSL access through Westell router.<br />
Workstation 1 (running XP Pro) OS is connected directly to Westell router via ethernet cable<br />
Laptop (running XP Pro) connects to Westell router via 802.11g wireless<br />
Workstation 2 (running XP Home) connects to Westell router via 802.11g wireless<br />
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All 3 units are a member of the myhome.westell.com workgroup that was setup on the Westell router, but when you ping from any of them the command fails.<br />
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On workstation 1 all 3 machines are visible when in view workgroup computers.<br />
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Looking for suggestion on how to resolve connectivity issue so that user can share resources, i.e. printers, faxes.<br />
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I have a home network comprised of the following...
Verizon DSL access through Westell router.
Workstation 1 (running XP Pro) OS is connected directly to Westell router via ethernet cable
Laptop (running XP Pro) connects to Westell router via 802.11g wireless
Workstation 2 (running XP Home) connects to Westell router via 802.11g wireless

All 3 units are a member of the myhome.westell.com workgroup that was setup on the Westell router, but when you ping from any of them the command fails.

On workstation 1 all 3 machines are visible when in view workgroup computers.

Looking for suggestion on how to resolve connectivity issue so that user can share resources, i.e. printers, faxes.



Verizon DSL workgroup communication error

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