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Hi all, I have two computers connected via a LAN. I have shared the printer. Now I want to share the modem and the scanner. In other words, I want Computer 'A' to use the modem and the scanner of Computer 'B'. Pls help me. Thank you -- Use our news server 'news.foorum.com' from anywhere.

W95 Networking
I have enabled netBEUI and file and print sharing on both machines on my home LAN. W2K PC can access W98 shared drives and printer OK; but W98 PC can not open the W2K shared drives. Password prompt from the W2K PC can not be satisfied from the W98 PC. The W2K PC drives are set up to share, and should not even be

Another set up problem, hard drives this time
I have a Pentium133 with a modem and printer in a LAN with a 486dx2/66mhz both with win95 installed. Now I have shared the printer - works fine. But can I share the modem so I can reach the internet from my 486? Or if the P133 is hook'ed on inet - is it possible then? Maybe through the right gateway or IP-adress.

Computer lost on network
CLIENT COMPUTER(s) set up networking: Client for Microsoft Networks Ethernet Adapter TCP/IP File & Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks (optional) Set up to the internet via LAN nothing else should be specified... you do not need to have a proxy address and DO NOT have it automatically detect settings.

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Richard Spitz sp...@ana.med.uni-muenchen.de comp sys hp hardware Hi, is it possible to share an OfficeJet Fax/Printer via a LAN? We are running a LAN of WfWG/Win95 machines with an NT 3.51 server, and would like to make the sendfax capability of our OfficeJet available to all PCs via the network.

XP-Win98SE Peer-to-Peer working!! Is this bad?
Given that task, how about a detailed setup for allowing a Win 9x PC to call in via LAN Distance?? TIA Rb I ICQ 48080008 I have been looking for the juducuios This folder will contain icons for defining "User Accounts" "Groups" "Defined Servers" "Directory Resource Definitions" "Printer Resource Definitions"

OT Instant Messaging/Chating among PCs via LAN
If I turn the printer off and on again, it seems to work sometimes, but after printing again it won't respond. The printer is hooked up via lan on They are the old share names I had from the win NT4 server, and I used the same share names with the new win2k server which shouldn't have been a problem,

FS: Draytek Vigor 2800G ADSL2/2+ VPN Modem/Router 108Mbs Wireless ...
Why did you decide to connect the printer via twinax as opposed to connecting to the 400 via LAN? -- Charles Wilt Miami Luken, Inc. Springboro, OH. To answer this, allow me to share personal experience. We recently switched from Dec. Data 6706 (600LPM) matrix printer to an Oce Printing Systems 2040-3.

Is there software that will write to a CDR via a LAN?
You LAN card. 3. TCP/IP 4. File and Printer Sharing for MS networks Remove all instances of any other protocols like NetBEUI or IPX, unless you have a god reason to leave them. Set the 'Primary Network Logon' to 'Windows Logon'. In the 'Identification' tab, set the workgroup name to MSHOME to match XP.

OT Instant Messaging/Chating among PCs via LAN
These could be interfaced with the local WWW proxy server, so generic web browsers on any kind of computer can be used to access data via LAN. Printer 24 pin dot matrix; A dot matrix printer doesn't make much sense these days with higher quality ink jet and laser printers available. Rather than have a printer

Sharing W2K drive with W98 PC via LAN
The printer was attached via USB. Everything worked fine until the printer died with the F900 error (see my previous append). Were you able to use a different printer on the same LAN? Double check if file and printer sharing works. Maybe you need to install the printer locally first on both machines and then

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Is the printer installed on a Lan Manager port? Paul Strapps wrote: Can anyone help. I have setup a AGFA ProSlide 35 to be a shared printer on a Windows 95 computer so it can be accessed via the LAN. This works great if I use the printer on any other Windows9x machine, but if I try and use it under Windows NT I can

Modem Sharing via LAN (Please help!!)
The internet works fine, but the other characteristics of a LAN I cannot get to work. The computers don't seemto think they are connected at all and do not allow printer sharing, file sharing, or let you play games via the LAN. They don't see each other on the workgroup. Any suggestions on how to fix this?

HP OfficeJet G85 does not print jobs from a LAN Win95 machine
Here's the setup that is (currently) working: Host Client (Win 2000 Pro running ICS via dial-up) (Win98SE via LAN) NIS 2.5 (currently disabled) NIS 1.0 Disabled Binding: MS Client: Yes Yes File & printer sharing: Yes Yes NetBEUI: Yes Yes TCP/IP: Yes Yes [Well, the above don't quite look like this in the Win

Modem Sharing via LAN (Please help!!)
Frank Pohlmann pohlm...@integra.de comp os ms-windows win95 misc comp os ms-windows win95 setup Scott D. Fell wrote: How do I share a modem like I would a printer via networking? There's gotta be a way!! -Scott --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unsolicited commercial e-mail

VPN through DSL via LAN?
The PCs are connected via a switch (switch is part of a Netgear RT314 router, to share Bell Advantage High Speed Internet similar to Sympatico HSE). The hardware parts of the network are working okay, because everyone can share the high speed Internet just fine. Problem is with the LAN file and printer sharing.

Home Networking, Printer sharing, Never worked, Internet OK
and my laptop has a lan/modem card. So in theory I can connect one to the other. I guess I can tranfer files between them. Any other use like printer sharing, possible? What software so I need. Does win98 come w/ some basic stuff I can use. Any other software suggestions? Freeware? What cable do I need?

New to AS/400, deciding what kind of printers to use ...
Windows FireWALL not enabled & File & Printer sharing is installed. Strange isnt it. This occurs on only 8 XP machines out of AD where there are no OUs or basic security. I have taken this on when our company merged and there were no policies set before that. Thanx G.

Can't use LPT1 on computer formally used for peer-to-peer network
Internet Access for Multiple Win 95 Systems http://www.malch.com/twosys.html Two or more systems running Win 95 or Win NT connected via a LAN (eg Ethernet) and, you want all of them to share a single connection to the Internet. Networking Guide http://wire.xenitec.on.ca:457/NetAdminG/CONTENTS.html Contains

Internet Connection Sharing not working - first time setup
If you are sharing the printer via a PC running NT server, you need to use the LaserWriter driver, not the Epson driver. A printer shared via NT Server's SFM will appear to be a LaserWriter to a Mac, not what it actually is. I believe the PostScript clone in NT server is limited to 300dpi and monochrome,