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Wireless network trouble
Name: bn2bwld3 Date: October 21, 2003 at 12:19:33 Pacific OS: XPP CPU/Ram: p42.4/512
Comment:
I have a wireless home network set up with my personal laptop(XPP) as the only wireless computer. My desktop systems(XPH & XPP) are hard-wired to the network. Everything there is working just fine. My problem is when I bring my work laptop home(win2000 & wireless). I am able to ping all of the other computer on the network just fine. I can even see them in network neighborhood, but when Iry to access one of them I get the message "There are currently no logon servers available to service the logon request". I am unable to access any network resource. I am also locked out of most of the networking tools due to my work. I am getting an IP from the router. Firewalls turned off. I currently logon as I would at work(domain). Do I need to just logon to the laptop for this to work? Does anybody have any ideas? thanks
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