[thelist] Networking PCs full stop, was: Networking PC's to Mac's
Hugh Blair
hblair at hotfootmail.com
Mon Nov 26 16:45:30 CST 2001
Think NetBEUI. Although it is 'supposedly' not needed, I've always
needed it to get more than 1 Win9x box to talk to each other. After
binding NetBEUI to your NIC and choose Microsoft Printer and File
Sharing, then share your HD/printer(s) (right-click on item).
Yelp if you need more help.
-Hugh
hblair at hotfootmail.com
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> -----Original Message-----
> [mailto:thelist-admin at lists.evolt.org]On Behalf Of Andrew Forsberg
> Subject: [thelist] Networking PCs full stop, was: Networking PC's to
> Mac's
>
>
> >i did put win2k appletalk on, but it [helpfully] informed me that it was
> >not suitable for file/printer sharing, and indeed only might be if i was
> >running win2k server [im just running pro across this network.
>
> Sorry to ask a doofus question, but while I have no trouble getting
> mac to *nix, mac to mac, or *nix to *nix boxes talking, I've never
> been able to get a win 98 box to talk with another win 98 box.
>
> Is this because it's a 'home user' OS, or is there a really simple
> (or for that matter, complex) way to setup file sharing between win
> 98 boxes on a lan? No, there's no MS server anywhere within cooey.
> The win 98 machines are more or less dumb terminals at the moment.
> FWIW, I seem to remember even I (with zero win skills) managed to get
> NT and 2k communications working, but have had no luck with 98.
>
> TIA,
> Andrew
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