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Okay, I'll try that.... change to static IP + NetBIOS... Thankz!!! ftmiranda

I have three computers in the network, it's basically a P2P network. But since I'm using the router w/ the DHCP server, if I only set up the TCP/IP the computers cannot find each other, they can access the internet but they can't access each other.... Do you know how can I make them access each other w/o NetBEUI? only using TPC/IP? And what about that WINS server you told me? Thanks! ftmiranda

How do I set uo this WINS Server? What should I know about it to implement in my network? Maybe that's what's missing here.... thanks ftmiranda

Is it(NetBIOS) anable by default in the TCP/IP? I'll check.... but that will solve my problem? ftmiranda

Hey ya! Here is the picture of the situation.... 3 computers connected to a D-Link Router D-i804 1st computer WindowsXP Final 2nd computer Windows98 3rd Computer WindowsMe All the computers have the settings to use automatic settings on the network, since the D-link router has a DHCP server built in, it assigns IPs for all my machines. But There is a problem.... The computers are not able to see each other! I'm pretty sure that all computers and the router have the same domain name. Before I installed WindowsXP I have Windows2000 Pro, and the sharing file option would work if I install NetBEUI, but since WindowsXP does not support NetBEUI anymore, is there an another way to make the file sharing work between they OSes(XP, 98 and Me). I can solve the problem by installing NetBEUI to the XP system, but is there any other way to make this file sharing work w/o NetBEUI? Like jsut using TCP/IP? Thanks a lot!!! ftmiranda

Quick question.... This RED CODE just affect Windows 2000 Server? or the PRO as well?

The best ans easiest way to remove the Linux partition is to have a win98 boot disk, hehehe I'm serious! Boot without the option to load the CD-Drivers, in the prompt run fdisk, just follow the menus on how to delete the NON-DOS partitions. after that go to the prompt, type fdisk /MBR, this will remove the linux boot loader. The problem is.... you will have 2 partition rihgt now, it you want to merge these partitions you can use PartitionMagic... I don't know if the Disk Manager of Win2K does this type of function(merge partitions).... I personaly do not like partition magic.... use just as a last option.... PS: Why take linux out of your box? Linux is GREAT!!!

Hello, I wish to know what devices are available to share internet through several stations. I saw the Linksys cable/DSL router, but is there(in the market) somthing similar to it? Or something better thatn that? The main point is that I need a router that have a DHCP server built in to broad cast the internet to all stations.... could be w/o the DHCP server too, but I'm looking for security as well, so.... Any comment is welcome! Thanks ftmiranda

I DIN"T RIGHT THIS MESSAGE, SOMEBODY USDED MY COMPUTER AND POSTED THAT MESSAGE!!! PLZ IGNORE THAT MESSAGE!!! THANKS Ftmiranda

Hey ya! I have this fellow at my work that is pissing me off, is there a way to do something in his computer that does not incriminate me in my work? Like to infiltrate some kind of work that will crash his computer or do something that will get him in trouble with my boss? Because he inserted viruses in my computer and I got in trouble, I think its time for him to pay for that..... any advices? Thanks

Hello, Is there a way to hide a file in windows by using the regedit? This person in my work said that he changed some value in the regedit for that especific file and the file became invisible to the standard user. Is this really possible? Its a windows98 machine..... Could you tell me if its possible? ftm@uk2.net

IT's 99$ sorry not only 9$ Thanks ftmiranda

Hello I'm selling this New HP CD-RW 9300 Series for 99$ if anyone is interestd let me know. ftm@uk2.net PS: it comes with the cables, the CD-Drive unit and a Recordable CD. Thanks ftmrianda note from clutch edit fixed /edit

Hello, I have a network, 3 computers, a server and 2 workstations. The topology is pretty much Star and it uses a Server/Client approach! If I change the HUB(10/100) to a Gigabit HUB and change the cards just from the server and one workstation, will the gigabit ethernet still work? I mean at full speed, even though one of the stations still have the onld 10/100 NIC? The computers with the 1000 NIC will be affected if they are communicating just between them? Or will the workstation with the 10/100 NIC slow down the whole network? Thanksss ftmrianda

The fact is, I tried that and it didn't work!! That why I appealed to the forum, any other ideas? Is this a bug in Outlook? Thanks ftmiranda