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I am fairly new to networking, so bare with me! In my office, we are running 3 Win 2000 Pro machines, 3 Win 98 machines, and 1 Win 95 machine. We were running at Win NT 4.0 server, till our hard drive crashed, so we bought a new one with Win 2000 server on it, and had to start over from scratch. I went thru all the wizards, and got the client computer to access shared files and printers. I am having two problems though... 1. It appears as if the Win 2000 Pro machines aren't "logging" into the server. They are able to use the shared resourses, but I get netlogon errors, such as event id: 5513. I don't understand what is going on. Could it be that they were setup to use the NT 4.0 server and not this one? 2. This problem may be related to the one above, but one of the Win 2000 Pro clients has a printer than needs to be shared. I have enabled sharing and all that fun stuff, but none of the other clients can see it, not even the server. I have a printer shared on a Win 98 machine, and the clients can see that. Any help would be much appreciated. I am running outta patience with this mess!!

Thanks for the reply. I tried to pull up that link you sent, but it appears to be broken. I am running a domian network. I have Active Directory running, as well as DNS and DHCP. None of the other machines on the network can find the printer, not even the server. The computer name shows up, but that is it. Now, when I search the network for the printer on that particular machine sharing the printer, I can see it. That is why I think it is not logging on properly. Would the reason be switching from NT 4.0 to W2k Server? Just a thought.