I am having a Networking problem with Vista RC 1 Build 5600:
Network description: Dynalink RTA 1335 router 4 port hub with DHCP server 3
systems 1 Xp pro 2 vista RC 5600 Before installing vista the network was all
XP Pro and working OK.
Vista was installed clean after fdisking drives.
All surf the net OK, But are unable to browse ether of the vista system from
vista and XP but can browse the XP system from both the vista systems also
the vista system will not browse each other.
All computer show up in the network window.
Both Vista systems have the exact same setting. When I go try to browse one
of the vista systems from a vista system I get this error: Error Code
0x80070038 the network path can not be found.
But I can browse XP from both vista system but can not browse vista from the
XP system .
Hope this is not to confusing would someone help please

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The First Point and click device was a smith and Wesson

Hoss, I can confirm this problem, with the exception that my network is
currently running on Windows 2000 Professional. I can see and access
all shared resources on the intranet from the Vista server, but when
one of the Windows2K or Windows XP systems attempts to access shared
resources on Vista, it gives a "unauthorized permissions" message, or
something on those lines.

The Vista machine is setup on my local domain with the apropriate
setup.

Going to Control Panel and setting, NETWORK & Sharing Control Center"
and setting Network Discovery, File Sharing, Public File Sharing,
Password Protected Sharing, and Printer Sharing to ON, THAN setting up
the appropriate share permissions & security settings has no effect. It
still gives the same error message.

As it stands, the Vista machine can access any of the other 2 Windows2K
and 2 Windows XP machines. Each of these other machines can access any
of the others, but neither can access the Vista machine.

Something is not right in Vista RTM sharesville.
Do you have NetBEUI installed on XP?


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Nwan Thanks for that .
I also think thatthere is somthing wrong with the vista networking.
Is there anywere else i may get help for this problem.Microsoft will not
help at all, ether they dont know or are just not going to suport the RC1
release.

hoss
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"MWAN" wrote:


Hoss, I can confirm this problem, with the exception that my network is
currently running on Windows 2000 Professional. I can see and access
all shared resources on the intranet from the Vista server, but when
one of the Windows2K or Windows XP systems attempts to access shared
resources on Vista, it gives a "unauthorized permissions" message, or
something on those lines.

The Vista machine is setup on my local domain with the apropriate
setup.

Going to Control Panel and setting, NETWORK & Sharing Control Center"
and setting Network Discovery, File Sharing, Public File Sharing,
Password Protected Sharing, and Printer Sharing to ON, THAN setting up
the appropriate share permissions & security settings has no effect. It
still gives the same error message.

As it stands, the Vista machine can access any of the other 2 Windows2K
and 2 Windows XP machines. Each of these other machines can access any
of the others, but neither can access the Vista machine.

Something is not right in Vista RTM sharesville.
Do you have NetBEUI installed on XP?


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Unfortunately, I've tryed everything I know of but still get the same
result. No computer on my network can access Vista.
I have a 1 TB RAID setup that I'm attempting to setup as a shared
volume. I've done everything MS suggested as well as the elementary
suggestions given elsewhere on this forum. Seems at this stage,
Microsoft has/is intentionally denying permissions for anyone to access
any shared Vista volume. Why? Probably security, defender related.

I've checked a half dozen other Vista support forums and others are
having the same difficulty. The only response I've seen from microsoft
is to turn on file sharing/permissions, etc. Of course, this does not
help, and still the system cannot be accessed.
Since no one here has responded with a cure, I guess everyone has just
accepted it for now and awaiting MS to fit it on release.


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i have a laptop running xp and a desktop running vista.
i just want to connect them via an ethernet cable. a simple
wired home network, and its taking up all my time.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvist...ple_config.asx

in this video, vista has the option to configure a wired network.
that option is not available in my rc1 5600. maybe i have to disable
wireless or something?

you can see it at the 20 sec. mark of the video... the last option to 'set
up a network' is just not there! i don't even know how to google
a problem like this.



"MWAN" wrote:


Unfortunately, I've tryed everything I know of but still get the same
result. No computer on my network can access Vista.
I have a 1 TB RAID setup that I'm attempting to setup as a shared
volume. I've done everything MS suggested as well as the elementary
suggestions given elsewhere on this forum. Seems at this stage,
Microsoft has/is intentionally denying permissions for anyone to access
any shared Vista volume. Why? Probably security, defender related.

I've checked a half dozen other Vista support forums and others are
having the same difficulty. The only response I've seen from microsoft
is to turn on file sharing/permissions, etc. Of course, this does not
help, and still the system cannot be accessed.
Since no one here has responded with a cure, I guess everyone has just
accepted it for now and awaiting MS to fit it on release.


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