In fact, we ran into the problem with Win95 clients talking to our PDC
across a firewall. We had thought it was a problem with the fire wall.
Then we were installing a new machine and discovered that all of a sudden
everything worked fine from the newly installed machine. We did some
experimenting and ended up loading the newest version of DUN on the
remaining machines and everything worked fine. We were connecting via a
network card so I have no idea what other components in the new version of
DUN would have effected...but it sure did something.
At 11:51 AM 7/26/98 -0700, you wrote:
>On Sun, 26 Jul 1998, Jake Messinger wrote:
>
>> see anything in network neighborhood. I CAN go to dos and do a net use
>> command to map the network drives on the local network and that WORKS, but
>> Im just not seeing anything in network neighborhood. What else do I need
>> to do?
>
>Few things:
>
>1) have you tried to enter your windows server directly into your dial up
>connection?
>
>2) since net use is working wither the LMHOSTS is working for WINS is.
>try a 'NET VIEW \\DOMAIN' or just a 'NET VIEW' and see if you get anything
>
>3) Does the remote computer have the same domain/workgroup name as the
>remote network? If not try changing it to the same.
>
>
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