Hi,
There are four systems one my network connected via two identical Linksys swite/router.
#1-Win2k Pro <--Linksys Switch/Router(A)-------Linksys Switch/Router(B)--> #3-WinME
#2-Win2k Pro
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Problems:
1.) #1 and #3 recognizes the network and show all clients @ /network neighborhood/computers near me/. However, #2 does not recognize the network. I would have to do a search for the specific computer.
2.) System #1 and #2 have have programs with the user settings. I added users on both #1 and #2. When I try to log on #1 via #2, or vic versa, the setting "Account is locked out" would enable automatically. I would have to disable it each and everytime.
The setting is located here: /administrative tools/computer management/local users and groups/users...
Is there a partically settings in the security settings for Win2k Pro that I need to configure? I do not want to have to reset the Account each time I log onto another computer. Thanks
Kuphryn
There are four systems one my network connected via two identical Linksys swite/router.
#1-Win2k Pro <--Linksys Switch/Router(A)-------Linksys Switch/Router(B)--> #3-WinME
#2-Win2k Pro
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Problems:
1.) #1 and #3 recognizes the network and show all clients @ /network neighborhood/computers near me/. However, #2 does not recognize the network. I would have to do a search for the specific computer.
2.) System #1 and #2 have have programs with the user settings. I added users on both #1 and #2. When I try to log on #1 via #2, or vic versa, the setting "Account is locked out" would enable automatically. I would have to disable it each and everytime.
The setting is located here: /administrative tools/computer management/local users and groups/users...
Is there a partically settings in the security settings for Win2k Pro that I need to configure? I do not want to have to reset the Account each time I log onto another computer. Thanks
Kuphryn
