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I have a lan with 3 xp computers shared and working correctly from always.
Now I installed another new computer with Vista Bussiness atached to that lan. Problem is that Vista do not discover other computers on the lan and that others do not see also the vista. But Vista can connect to Internet without problems. I executed a ping from the command to another computer and no problem. I do not use user accounts for any. Folder Sharing is activated c: disk shared is activated Name group is the same of other computers IP family and masks are identical (I tried temporaly to disconnect the firewell to test but no results) What I am missing? Thank you in advance. |
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On Feb 7, 5:46 am, "M.LLOP" wrote:
I have a lan with 3 xp computers shared and working correctly from always. Now I installed another new computer with Vista Bussiness atached to that lan. Problem is that Vista do not discover other computers on the lan and that others do not see also the vista. But Vista can connect to Internet without problems. I executed a ping from the command to another computer and no problem. I do not use user accounts for any. Folder Sharing is activated c: disk shared is activated Name group is the same of other computers IP family and masks are identical (I tried temporaly to disconnect the firewell to test but no results) What I am missing? Thank you in advance. You are not alone. I am experiencing the exact same problem. I can ping the server with the ip address but not the server name though. I have also disconnected the firewall to see if that worked and it did not. I tried a wired connection to the router as well as wireless. |
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Here are 2 links that should help:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=922120 http://www.microsoft.com/technet/net...ta_fp.mspx#ELC Run kb922120 on the XP machines and then change your Vista machine's workgroup name to match that of the XP's. Woody "M.LLOP" wrote in message ... I have a lan with 3 xp computers shared and working correctly from always. Now I installed another new computer with Vista Bussiness atached to that lan. Problem is that Vista do not discover other computers on the lan and that others do not see also the vista. But Vista can connect to Internet without problems. I executed a ping from the command to another computer and no problem. I do not use user accounts for any. Folder Sharing is activated c: disk shared is activated Name group is the same of other computers IP family and masks are identical (I tried temporaly to disconnect the firewell to test but no results) What I am missing? Thank you in advance. |
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Thank you. I downloaded the file and executed into the XP. Also I checked
the workgroup name, all the same, amd read all other notes (and tested) from the second link, but ... it continues do not discovering the computer one to others. Regards. "woody" escribió en el mensaje ... Here are 2 links that should help: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=922120 http://www.microsoft.com/technet/net...ta_fp.mspx#ELC Run kb922120 on the XP machines and then change your Vista machine's workgroup name to match that of the XP's. Woody "M.LLOP" wrote in message ... I have a lan with 3 xp computers shared and working correctly from always. Now I installed another new computer with Vista Bussiness atached to that lan. Problem is that Vista do not discover other computers on the lan and that others do not see also the vista. But Vista can connect to Internet without problems. I executed a ping from the command to another computer and no problem. I do not use user accounts for any. Folder Sharing is activated c: disk shared is activated Name group is the same of other computers IP family and masks are identical (I tried temporaly to disconnect the firewell to test but no results) What I am missing? Thank you in advance. |
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Try turning off your firewall(s) (if you reactivated it/them, all networked
computers) and reboot vista machine. Open your network link again. Should now be able to see other machines. Your router should protect you from intrusions. Woody "M.LLOP" wrote in message ... Thank you. I downloaded the file and executed into the XP. Also I checked the workgroup name, all the same, amd read all other notes (and tested) from the second link, but ... it continues do not discovering the computer one to others. Regards. "woody" escribió en el mensaje ... Here are 2 links that should help: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=922120 http://www.microsoft.com/technet/net...ta_fp.mspx#ELC Run kb922120 on the XP machines and then change your Vista machine's workgroup name to match that of the XP's. Woody "M.LLOP" wrote in message ... I have a lan with 3 xp computers shared and working correctly from always. Now I installed another new computer with Vista Bussiness atached to that lan. Problem is that Vista do not discover other computers on the lan and that others do not see also the vista. But Vista can connect to Internet without problems. I executed a ping from the command to another computer and no problem. I do not use user accounts for any. Folder Sharing is activated c: disk shared is activated Name group is the same of other computers IP family and masks are identical (I tried temporaly to disconnect the firewell to test but no results) What I am missing? Thank you in advance. |
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Also, make sure "Link-Layer Topology Discovery Mapper I/O Driver" and
"Link-Layer Topology Discovery Responder" are enabled in your network adapter properties, Network Discovery is on and File Sharing is on in the Network and Sharing Center. Woody "M.LLOP" wrote in message ... Thank you. I downloaded the file and executed into the XP. Also I checked the workgroup name, all the same, amd read all other notes (and tested) from the second link, but ... it continues do not discovering the computer one to others. Regards. "woody" escribió en el mensaje ... Here are 2 links that should help: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=922120 http://www.microsoft.com/technet/net...ta_fp.mspx#ELC Run kb922120 on the XP machines and then change your Vista machine's workgroup name to match that of the XP's. Woody "M.LLOP" wrote in message ... I have a lan with 3 xp computers shared and working correctly from always. Now I installed another new computer with Vista Bussiness atached to that lan. Problem is that Vista do not discover other computers on the lan and that others do not see also the vista. But Vista can connect to Internet without problems. I executed a ping from the command to another computer and no problem. I do not use user accounts for any. Folder Sharing is activated c: disk shared is activated Name group is the same of other computers IP family and masks are identical (I tried temporaly to disconnect the firewell to test but no results) What I am missing? Thank you in advance. |
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"woody" wrote in message ... Also, make sure "Link-Layer Topology Discovery Mapper I/O Driver" and "Link-Layer Topology Discovery Responder" are enabled in your network adapter properties, Network Discovery is on and File Sharing is on in the Network and Sharing Center. The only thing installed on XP when I ran that kb was the discovery driver. No responder was installed by it on the xp nodes. Vista does however have both. no firewalls active on any node. Obviously so many people with the same issue can't be mere coincidence. lol |
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yes, tested, the two resources are enabled. Do not work. Thanks. Manuel
"woody" escribió en el mensaje ... Also, make sure "Link-Layer Topology Discovery Mapper I/O Driver" and "Link-Layer Topology Discovery Responder" are enabled in your network adapter properties, Network Discovery is on and File Sharing is on in the Network and Sharing Center. Woody "M.LLOP" wrote in message ... Thank you. I downloaded the file and executed into the XP. Also I checked the workgroup name, all the same, amd read all other notes (and tested) from the second link, but ... it continues do not discovering the computer one to others. Regards. "woody" escribió en el mensaje ... Here are 2 links that should help: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=922120 http://www.microsoft.com/technet/net...ta_fp.mspx#ELC Run kb922120 on the XP machines and then change your Vista machine's workgroup name to match that of the XP's. Woody "M.LLOP" wrote in message ... I have a lan with 3 xp computers shared and working correctly from always. Now I installed another new computer with Vista Bussiness atached to that lan. Problem is that Vista do not discover other computers on the lan and that others do not see also the vista. But Vista can connect to Internet without problems. I executed a ping from the command to another computer and no problem. I do not use user accounts for any. Folder Sharing is activated c: disk shared is activated Name group is the same of other computers IP family and masks are identical (I tried temporaly to disconnect the firewell to test but no results) What I am missing? Thank you in advance. |
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I discovered something, from vista I can access to other computers if a type
the address: 192.168.1.11, but not for names \\name computer. Also from XP can do the same exactly but no with names. Any idea? Thank you Manuel "M.LLOP" escribió en el mensaje ... yes, tested, the two resources are enabled. Do not work. Thanks. Manuel "woody" escribió en el mensaje ... Also, make sure "Link-Layer Topology Discovery Mapper I/O Driver" and "Link-Layer Topology Discovery Responder" are enabled in your network adapter properties, Network Discovery is on and File Sharing is on in the Network and Sharing Center. Woody "M.LLOP" wrote in message ... Thank you. I downloaded the file and executed into the XP. Also I checked the workgroup name, all the same, amd read all other notes (and tested) from the second link, but ... it continues do not discovering the computer one to others. Regards. "woody" escribió en el mensaje ... Here are 2 links that should help: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=922120 http://www.microsoft.com/technet/net...ta_fp.mspx#ELC Run kb922120 on the XP machines and then change your Vista machine's workgroup name to match that of the XP's. Woody "M.LLOP" wrote in message ... I have a lan with 3 xp computers shared and working correctly from always. Now I installed another new computer with Vista Bussiness atached to that lan. Problem is that Vista do not discover other computers on the lan and that others do not see also the vista. But Vista can connect to Internet without problems. I executed a ping from the command to another computer and no problem. I do not use user accounts for any. Folder Sharing is activated c: disk shared is activated Name group is the same of other computers IP family and masks are identical (I tried temporaly to disconnect the firewell to test but no results) What I am missing? Thank you in advance. |
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go into properties for local area connectiontcpip4
propertiesadvancedwinscheck enable netbios........do the same for tcpip6 On Thu, 8 Feb 2007 13:23:39 +0100, "M.LLOP" wrote: I discovered something, from vista I can access to other computers if a type the address: 192.168.1.11, but not for names \\name computer. Also from XP can do the same exactly but no with names. Any idea? Thank you Manuel "M.LLOP" escribió en el mensaje ... yes, tested, the two resources are enabled. Do not work. Thanks. Manuel "woody" escribió en el mensaje ... Also, make sure "Link-Layer Topology Discovery Mapper I/O Driver" and "Link-Layer Topology Discovery Responder" are enabled in your network adapter properties, Network Discovery is on and File Sharing is on in the Network and Sharing Center. Woody "M.LLOP" wrote in message ... Thank you. I downloaded the file and executed into the XP. Also I checked the workgroup name, all the same, amd read all other notes (and tested) from the second link, but ... it continues do not discovering the computer one to others. Regards. "woody" escribió en el mensaje ... Here are 2 links that should help: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=922120 http://www.microsoft.com/technet/net...ta_fp.mspx#ELC Run kb922120 on the XP machines and then change your Vista machine's workgroup name to match that of the XP's. Woody "M.LLOP" wrote in message ... I have a lan with 3 xp computers shared and working correctly from always. Now I installed another new computer with Vista Bussiness atached to that lan. Problem is that Vista do not discover other computers on the lan and that others do not see also the vista. But Vista can connect to Internet without problems. I executed a ping from the command to another computer and no problem. I do not use user accounts for any. Folder Sharing is activated c: disk shared is activated Name group is the same of other computers IP family and masks are identical (I tried temporaly to disconnect the firewell to test but no results) What I am missing? Thank you in advance. |
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