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Is this the right group? Please let me know if I should be posting
elsewhere. My friend has four machines: - deskop (xp sp2) - laptop1 (xp sp2) - laptop2 (vista home) - posTerm (xp sp2) Booting normally, I can issue "ping laptop2" on the xp machines. they translate that to the correct IP address for laptop2, but all packets are lost. Windows Explorer can map a drive to \\laptop2\c$\, but I cannot browse any of the machines in the workgroup. Laptop2 resolves IP addresses correctly, but cannot ping nor map to the xp machines. Booting to Safe Mode With Networking, I ping commands resolve the correct IP address but only pings between xp machines work -- pinging the vista box fails, pinging FROM the vista box fails. When in Safe Mode With Networking, going through Windows Explorer I am able to browse the other machines in the workgroup and can see the C or C$ share. I have reset the router and that works (also resolved an odd DNS setting while doing so). The router is DHCP host, appears to be working fine. All machines can connect to the internet without issue. All machines have Hamachi and VNC installed -- I can dial in remotely without issue. All machines can see MY machine across the Hamachi VPN. Where should I be looking? Thanks; Duncan |