Windows 98 and 2000 networking

[mbs]

1.) Can you setup 2 Windows 2000 pro work station machines to network in a
peer to peer network?

2.) Can you setup a Windows 98 and Windows 2000 pro work station machine to
network in a peer to peer network?

Thanks

mbs

[Thomas B. Slinkard]

Yes, on both counts.

Thomas B. Slinkard

"mbs" <nos...@concentric.com> wrote in message
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[Heriberto Babilonia]

I have been able to setup a mini-LAN at home with my Win2K (RC2) system and
my room mate's Win98 but somehow I cannot see my HD's from the Win98 system
(I'm able to see the printer at the Win2K system though). I have already
setup 2 users (plus the administrator account) and all necessary permissions
on the Win2K system but somehow the Win98 system (which has the exact same
users/passwords as the Win2K system) does not have access to my Win2K
system. I can read/write to all HD's from my station to the Win98 system.
Any help (or reference book) will be appreciated.
Thanks,

Heriberto Babilonia

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[Thomas B. Slinkard]

Did you actually create "shares" to be accessed on the W2K system?

 

 

"Heriberto Babilonia" <tec...@execpc.com> wrote in message news:#dAtNF5a$GA.270@cppssbbsa05...

[Heriberto Babilonia]

I did but I was doing it incorrectly...  sorry about that!  Now everything works perfectly.  Thanks though.

 

Heriberto Babilonia

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