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Home Network Problems
20 years 3 months ago #4685
by imonfya
Home Network Problems was created by imonfya
For some reason when I try to list the computer on my workgroup (home) it only shows the current computer that I am on, but I can still access another compter by typing in \\*Computername* I can access the computer fine. Any suggestions?
20 years 3 months ago #4686
by Jack
Jack Burgess,
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Replied by Jack on topic Re: Home Network Problems
Imonfya –
A couple of reasons could be the culprit. We need to gather some information to help solve the issue.
1) How many computers on your LAN?
2) What OS’s are you using?
3) Explain a rough draft of your network?
4) Do you know what “Workgroup” these computers are a member of?
5) Do they authenticate into a server?
6) Do you use static or dynamic IP’s?
Go to each of your computers, go to (for Windows) “Start” / “Run” type in “Command” (minus the parenthesis “”), at the prompt type: ipconfig <ENTER>, post this info back in this thread with the rest of the questions answered and we’ll figure it out.
It sounds as if thay the may not be in the same group or in the same IP schema, pretty simple to resolve. If there is any special configuration to your network such as all wireless or DSL/ Firewall / Proxy etc... that plays a major role in this configuration, please include all.
Best Regards,
A couple of reasons could be the culprit. We need to gather some information to help solve the issue.
1) How many computers on your LAN?
2) What OS’s are you using?
3) Explain a rough draft of your network?
4) Do you know what “Workgroup” these computers are a member of?
5) Do they authenticate into a server?
6) Do you use static or dynamic IP’s?
Go to each of your computers, go to (for Windows) “Start” / “Run” type in “Command” (minus the parenthesis “”), at the prompt type: ipconfig <ENTER>, post this info back in this thread with the rest of the questions answered and we’ll figure it out.
It sounds as if thay the may not be in the same group or in the same IP schema, pretty simple to resolve. If there is any special configuration to your network such as all wireless or DSL/ Firewall / Proxy etc... that plays a major role in this configuration, please include all.
Best Regards,
Jack Burgess,
Firewall.cx Staff
News Editor / Forum Moderator
www.jacksjunk.com
20 years 3 months ago #4688
by imonfya
Replied by imonfya on topic Re: Home Network Problems
thanks for the help I just figured out what was wrong with my network.
The master computer browser had shutdown and I had to wait like three hours to wait for it to refresh.
The master computer browser had shutdown and I had to wait like three hours to wait for it to refresh.
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