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Question about 'Getting Network Neighborhood to recognize newly attached computers'
Sunday, September 16, 2001 at 9:39 pm
Posted by John Watts (1 messages posted)

Ok...Here is my delemia: I'm setting up a 5 station peer to peer network. Using an Asante high speed router (4 port witha a WAN connection), and a small 4 port hub. Have AT&T@ home cable internet service connected. All stations will ping each other just fine. Router pings fine. Internet works fine from any station. Network neighborhood will not work on ANY station!! Tried different protocols. all sharing turned on...nothing works! Stations that I managed to get working one day, will not work the next. At wits end..anybody ever see this before?? HELP!!

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re: Question about 'Getting Network Neighborhood to recognize newly attached computers'
Monday, September 17, 2001 at 7:01 am
Posted by Curt R (1315 messages posted)

Things to check......
Ensure you have TCP/IP installed and configured correctly. IP addresses should be a non-routable (over the internet) number. I prefer the class C as follows
PC #1: 192.168.0.1
PC #2: 192.168.0.2 etc
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: Address of your router/hub or PC # 192.168.0.1
DNS: use the DNS address your ISP uses (call them, they'll tell you what they use)
Ensure that all machines have the same workgroup name. In a small environment I just leave the default "Workgroup" in there. Replication of PC names into the Network Neighbourhood can take a bit of time so if they don't show up immediately don't worry. Try to "Find" a particular PC and see if you can't map a network drive to it that way. If none of this works....let me know we'll look at a few other things.




On Sunday, September 16, 2001 at 9:39 pm, John Watts wrote:
>Ok...Here is my delemia: I'm setting up a 5 station peer to peer network. Using
>an Asante high speed router (4 port witha a WAN connection), and a small 4 port hub.
> Have AT&T@ home cable internet service connected. All stations will ping each other
>just fine. Router pings fine. Internet works fine from any station. Network neighborhood
>will not work on ANY station!! Tried different protocols. all sharing turned on...nothing
>works! Stations that I managed to get working one day, will not work the next.
>At wits end..anybody ever see this before?? HELP!!
>

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re: Question about 'Getting Network Neighborhood to recognize newly attached computers'
Tuesday, November 12, 2002 at 8:43 am
Posted by Anthony Arthur (1 messages posted)

Ok i think my network is doing the ame thing. We have 2 computers on a cable router and the internet worked fine but the network would not show both computers.Sometimes i see both and my roommate just sees himself then other times he sees both and i can only see myself. yes i can do a search and find his but the neighborhood wont find him.We network alot of games and have found out some use the neighborhood so if i cant see him then the games wont eather.We have tried everything new router uninstalled all nic cards,bought new nic cards it has been a real pain please help!!


On Sunday, September 16, 2001 at 9:39 pm, John Watts wrote:
>Ok...Here is my delemia: I'm setting up a 5 station peer to peer network. Using
>an Asante high speed router (4 port witha a WAN connection), and a small 4 port hub.
> Have AT&T@ home cable internet service connected. All stations will ping each other
>just fine. Router pings fine. Internet works fine from any station. Network neighborhood
>will not work on ANY station!! Tried different protocols. all sharing turned on...nothing
>works! Stations that I managed to get working one day, will not work the next.
>At wits end..anybody ever see this before?? HELP!!
>

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re: Question about 'Getting Network Neighborhood to recognize newly attached computers'
Friday, March 7, 2003 at 9:49 pm
Posted by Tony Tetterton (1 messages posted)

This may be a little late in replying but I have had the same problems myself. I resolved it by "releasing" the leased IP address and "renewing" it with 'winipcfg' run from the command line (START > RUN > winipcfg). It can also be done from a C prompt using 'ipconfig' using switches


On Tuesday, November 12, 2002 at 8:43 am, Anthony Arthur wrote:
>Ok i think my network is doing the ame thing.
>We have 2 computers on a cable router and the internet worked fine but the network
>would not show both computers.Sometimes i see both and my roommate just sees himself
>then other times he sees both and i can only see myself. yes i can do a search and
>find his but the neighborhood wont find him.We network alot of games and have found
>out some use the neighborhood so if i cant see him then the games wont eather.We
>have tried everything new router uninstalled all nic cards,bought new nic cards it
>has been a real pain please help!!
>
>

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