- Aug 9, 2005
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Hola,
I have several Windows computers in my network, and a 10.4 Ubuntu server for shared folders. All worked well, until Win7 computer got recently attacked by a rootkit (ZeroAccess/Sirefef). After much effort, I was able to clean it off. I got my networking working, and I'm able to see the windows machines - except for the Ubuntu server.
I can ping it, but it does not show up on network discovery, and if I type the address, it shows 'network path not found (53)'. As I said, everything was working before, so the problem must lie within the Windows machine. What setting could be the culprit?
I have several Windows computers in my network, and a 10.4 Ubuntu server for shared folders. All worked well, until Win7 computer got recently attacked by a rootkit (ZeroAccess/Sirefef). After much effort, I was able to clean it off. I got my networking working, and I'm able to see the windows machines - except for the Ubuntu server.
I can ping it, but it does not show up on network discovery, and if I type the address, it shows 'network path not found (53)'. As I said, everything was working before, so the problem must lie within the Windows machine. What setting could be the culprit?
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