re: Question about 'Connect to a Windows XP or 2000 system with a Windows 95, 98, or Me system over a Network'
Thursday, May 22, 2003 at 3:42 am
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Posted by Emile
(1 messages posted)
You're gonna love this one, found the solution:
we had the same IPC$ problem with W98SE laptops trying to open a share on a 2000
memberserver in a NT4 domain. The laptops are not a member of the domain but since
they logon to Windows only (not network) with the same username and password as in
the domain they can still open networkshares, except the ones on W2K servers.
Open the network control panel, open the properties for "Client for Microsoft networks"
(yes I know, you use Windows logon but you still have to edit this), uncheck "logon
to Windows NT domain" (if not already unchecked) but you have to put the right domain
name in the blank field. Weird since you uncheck "logon to NT domain" but it still
uses the domain name for logon. It worked for us though!
Much better than making useraccounts on W2K machines or enabling the guest account.
Good luck!
Emile
On Tuesday, November 12, 2002 at 2:34 am, Chadley wrote:
>I have recently been trying to network two pc's (peer to peer) together.
>
>One system is running Windows XP Pro (with Administrator, Power user & Limited User...
>guest account disabled)
>The other system running Windows 98SE (with the same User names and passwords)
>
>I seem to be able to setup the network ok on both machines (using different computer
>names, using the same workgroup name etc.) wherefore each system can see the other
>in the workgroup (network neighborhood).
>
>The problem lies in connecting to the XP system from the 98 system.
>
>Logged on as Administator in the XP system, I can connect to and access files from
>the 98 system, but only as Administrator!!!..the other users on the XP system, however,
>cannot.
>
>Whilst logged on as administrator/power user(with the same passwords as on XP machine)on
>the 98 system, I cannot connect to the XP System.... i keep getting a dialog box
>prompting for a password to access the IPC$ resource...... (eg. \\computer name\IPC$)
>When i enter the Administrator/power user password....i get an "incorrect password"
>message....
>
>Any ideas on where i am going wrong?...I am sure there must be some solution or
configuration
>setting to resolve this issue...
>
>Some much needed technical advice/support to resolve this problem would be greatly
>appreciated...
>
>Thank you...
>
> Chadley :)
>
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