My laptop from work is part of a domain. It is not in the same Workgroup as the rest of my home LAN.
I plug it into my LAN at home to get Internet access and can then VPN into work. Before I connect via VPN, is there any way I can see the shared files and folders on my LAN?
Specifically, my work laptop "Dell" is running Win2K and is in a domain called "foo" that is set up at work. My LAN has a Windows 98 machine named "Pavilion" that is in workgroup "BAR". I have enabled file sharing and shared one of the directories on Pavilion. Pavilion has NetBUI enabled. Dell is set up to run NetBUI as determined by DHCP.
What do I need to do to be able to use Dell to see and get a file from the shared folder on Pavilion in workgroup "BAR"?
I really don't want to mess with my domain settings changing to a workgroup -- is there a way I can do this without messing with the domain settings too much?
I plug it into my LAN at home to get Internet access and can then VPN into work. Before I connect via VPN, is there any way I can see the shared files and folders on my LAN?
Specifically, my work laptop "Dell" is running Win2K and is in a domain called "foo" that is set up at work. My LAN has a Windows 98 machine named "Pavilion" that is in workgroup "BAR". I have enabled file sharing and shared one of the directories on Pavilion. Pavilion has NetBUI enabled. Dell is set up to run NetBUI as determined by DHCP.
What do I need to do to be able to use Dell to see and get a file from the shared folder on Pavilion in workgroup "BAR"?
I really don't want to mess with my domain settings changing to a workgroup -- is there a way I can do this without messing with the domain settings too much?