[问题] XP 机与Win 98 2nd 联网问题, 请高手指点.
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I also find similar questions on microsoft newsgroup. One is as follows:
I have a computer running Windows XP Professional that has multiple disk resources shared on a LAN. NetBIOS is turned on, file and printer sharing is turned on, and I am not running any firewalls. The problem is that from the WinXP machine, I can access the fileshares on the Win98 box. But, if I try to access the WinXP shares from the Win98 box, I get a error that states '\\Name is not available. This device does not exist on the network.' even though the WinXP machine shows up in Win98's network neighboorhood. This was a intermitent problem and I would just reboot the Win98 machine until it would talk to the WinXP machine. Now, no matter how many times that I reboot the Win98 machine, it flat refuses to talk to the WinXP machine. I have basic IP connectivity as I can ping between the two computers. In fact, from the Win98 machine, I
can telnet into the WinXP machine. I have DHCP services available and
name resolution is provided by a DNS server that is on the local subnet running on a computer using the Unix platform. Both machines can access the internet just fine. What is going on?
I have a computer running Windows XP Professional that has multiple disk resources shared on a LAN. NetBIOS is turned on, file and printer sharing is turned on, and I am not running any firewalls. The problem is that from the WinXP machine, I can access the fileshares on the Win98 box. But, if I try to access the WinXP shares from the Win98 box, I get a error that states '\\Name is not available. This device does not exist on the network.' even though the WinXP machine shows up in Win98's network neighboorhood. This was a intermitent problem and I would just reboot the Win98 machine until it would talk to the WinXP machine. Now, no matter how many times that I reboot the Win98 machine, it flat refuses to talk to the WinXP machine. I have basic IP connectivity as I can ping between the two computers. In fact, from the Win98 machine, I
can telnet into the WinXP machine. I have DHCP services available and
name resolution is provided by a DNS server that is on the local subnet running on a computer using the Unix platform. Both machines can access the internet just fine. What is going on?
I have a similar problem. Can anyone give me some help? Thanks!
PC1: runs Win98
PC2: runs Win2k
They are both connected a router, enabled file sharing and in the same Workgroup.
From PC1 (win98), user can see PC2 and access the shable files on PC2;
From PC2 (win2k), user can see PC1, but can NOT access any shable files on PC1. When clicking the PC1 icon from PC2, got a pop-up message box saying "\\PC1 is not accessible The network path is not found"
What is the cause?
PC1: runs Win98
PC2: runs Win2k
They are both connected a router, enabled file sharing and in the same Workgroup.
From PC1 (win98), user can see PC2 and access the shable files on PC2;
From PC2 (win2k), user can see PC1, but can NOT access any shable files on PC1. When clicking the PC1 icon from PC2, got a pop-up message box saying "\\PC1 is not accessible The network path is not found"
What is the cause?
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现在xp的机子上运行网络安装向导，在最后一部选择一下做一张安装盘。然后拿着安装盘去98那里安装一下
我估计就可以了
我估计就可以了
