you can ping the ip. But, can you ping computer name? For more information,
go to http://www25.brinkster.com/ChicagoTech check network troubleshooting.
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"Dave Lehr" <sdl...@midstatesd.net> wrote in message
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> I have a network with Win2K Pro and Win98 workstations
> with a Win2K server. Suddenly all the Win98 machines
> won't allow anyone to log in. If I cancel by the login
> screen I can ping the server, access the Internet, etc.
> Using DHCP from that server and the machines are getting
> IP addresses. I've checked policies for Accessing the
> computer from the network on the server and access is
> allowed to Administrators, Authenticated Users, and
> Users. Even tried allowing Everyone and that didn't work.
> Any ideas would be appreciated.
>
>.
>
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"Dave Lehr" <sdl...@midstatesd.net> wrote in message
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>.
>
try that: press esc key to pass the logon. use net view \\servername. What
did you get? If it shows shared folder. use net use
\\servername\sharedfolder /user: administrator. can you map the network
shared folder?
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