I have a question about Getting Network Neighborhood to recognize newly attached computers:

Lost one workstation. We own a travel agency running 5 computers. All 5 are running win98se. One of the computers is running Wingate as the gateway/server for the other 4 workstations. After rebooting one of the workstations, we lost that unit in neighborhood network. That station does'nt show up in either it's own neighborhood network, or any of the other systems neighborhood. The missing station can still connect to the internet, recieve e-mail, and print to a 3rd party printer attached to one of the other stations, but it can't use the files necessary to access the travel related extranet run through the wingate computer. Have checked to make sure all the settings on this workstation are the same as the other recognized workstations and am still lost. Any and all help is appreciated. Thanks.

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Dave, 

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Sounds like a netbios thing to me! If not ..one of those browser election conflicts. Running Netbui? If so check settings of other...reinstall netbui in same binding order as others.


On Sunday, February 9, 2003 at 1:00 pm, Carol wrote:

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>Dave, 
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>Please do NOT repost your message, instead reply in your original thread. Look back 
>on the forum a couple pages, and you'll find it. You have posted this message and 
>gotten a reply. In fact, you posted about 3 times! Did you tick to receive email 
>notification, when you posted?
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>
>

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