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Internet working but LAN doesn't - no file and printer sharing etc
I also have the only one with a printer. My kids share my internet connection and printer via a LAN (100Mb/s switch). Does anyone know of some way in which I can allow them to write to the CD R/RW on my machine. Neither Nero 5.5 nor PrimoCD seem to support network writing in such a manner. Yes and no.

Connect to AOL via LAN
You could then have a Windows machine share a folder to which you would save your print-to-file documents. (ie set up a folder on the Win box that From what I understand i would be able to print if the deskjet printer is directly connected to the Mac but what if it's only connected via LAN to the Mac?

XP pro LAN printer sharing and VPN access via LAN/WAN
Qznq.fpvragvfg.pbz> wrote: On Mon, 11 Jun 2007 08:12:31 -0700, ciwluke wrote: can anybody tell me how to connect windows 2000pro to vista via wired LAN? 3) server administrator to enable sharing and correct permissions for you to connect to shares. 4) printer administrator, usually the same person as 1,2 or 3.

Problem with Internet Connection Sharing
Whole that mambo-jambo thing about security problems with LPD in the past seems absurd as even my home printer servers and stations are behind two layers of firewalls deep behind in the LAN zone. Of course you do, why wouldn't you? Your printer is 5 feet away and you know all about it's capabilities.

peer to peer problem using a crossed cas 5 twisted pair cable ...
The Printer Wizard will take care of the "NetBeui share" in the other computer. Klaus Saibel wrote: Hello, in my small LAN (NetBEUI) I have a problem to make a Win95 computer print on an HP OfficeJet G85 which is directly connected to a W2k machine via the parallel port. The G85's Win95 driver is implemented on the

Problems printing via a LAN
Is it attached via LAN, or Modem RJE?. It appears that your big choke might be on just getting enough data into the BARR before it tries to give it off to You cannot rig multiple Bus/Tag concurrent inputs to the printer so that's out. I think the obvious here is to replicate the initial BARR say one for each

Internet via LAN help needed
I had it working at one point but I can no longer share files or printers between my two computers on my MN-700 network. Comuter A is on Windows2000 and is connected to the router via LAN and laptop B is on WinXP Home and is connected to the router via wireless connection. Both computers are able to access the

DocuPrint 180 \Barr Spoll question
Is it attached via LAN, or Modem RJE?. It's attached to a 10-base-T ethernet connected directly to a Novell server. do not believe it goes through any of our ^_^ You cannot rig multiple Bus/Tag concurrent inputs to the printer so that's out. I think the obvious here is to replicate the initial BARR say one for

Q: How to share a dir?
terry kj...@cowtown.net microsoft public win2000 networking I'm trying to help my brother-in-law connect his laptop to his LAN at home to use his printer, share files with his desktop, and VPN to his office. He has a USB printer, DSL ISP and a network hub connected to a second NIC in the desktop.

Sharing OfficeJet via LAN - Possible?
When I try to select the printer on my Mac, I can't see it. I see the server and all shared volumes on it, but no printer :-( . Did I miss anything? 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

visionfs print to network printer
Make sure that any firewall program is configured to allow File and Printer Sharing on the local area network. Thanks for the help. On the boxes I want to access the internet thru this proxy server I have no connection except for the Lan connection set to the approriate ip and port. It has all worked flawlessly

Shared modem/inet via LAN
2- In your TSE you'll put a line in the user's login script so it map the local port to your newly printer's share. ex: Net use LPT2 \\ComputerName\PrinterShare Try it Can access the Network printer with no problems. Summary - works fine when attached via LAN ; does not work when via modem Any suggestions? Thinus.

HELP: No Printout via LAN Print Server
Already using hub; workstations do not need any client software - just std web via LAN works just fine. If this is anywhere near correct, That leaves the LAN functionality to consider. First, you obviously want to disable file and printer sharing (on the Win 98 SE gateway box) through the Internet NIC/modem.

XP to Win98 network problem
You'll need a good working understanding of printing and file sharing via TCP/IP to make this work. You'll also need the correct software to share and print to a printer over TCP/IP (this is much easier under OS 9 than OS 8 or earlier). And be aware that if you do this, you are creating a grave security risk.

HP USB Printer Access via LAN
Marcie Another_Mar...@hotmail.com microsoft public win98 networking I'm trying to setup ICS on our LAN to share out our DSL. the setup on the gateway or client but on the client machine I am unable to connect to the internet via Internet Explorer (it is set to connect via LAN and automatically detect settings).

Connecting a Windows XP with a Windows 95 computer via LAN
Joe Baude mba...@MSN.com microsoft public windowsxp configuration_manage Configuration - XP Pro (compaq laptop) and win 2000 (DELL desktop) computers on ethernet LAN with Cayman DSL router for sharing DSL internet access and printer on WIN 2000 unit. 1) XP and 2000 unit both access internet/WWW via DSL OK.

Sharing a printer
Dickie l...@justsay.no alt os linux mandrake Ok, firstly i realise this is a bit strange i want to connect my newly installed mdk 9 via lan connected to the also want to setup up file and printer sharing to the winME machine, but there seems to ba a lot more documentation for that, and its secondary importance anyway.

Sharing printer (NT4 and 3.11)
This should be done before installing any internet sharing software, or firewall software. All you need is a common workgroup name on each computer, and each computer will have its own name. Install netbeui protocol, then file/printer sharing. Establish if each computer can locate the other via LAN.

firewall
I had it working at one point but I can no longer share files or printers between my two computers on my MN- 700 network. Comuter A is on Windows2000 and is connected to the router via LAN and laptop B is on WinXP Home and is connected to the router via wireless connection. Both computers are able to access the

internet connection sharing - Twisted
File and Printer sharing and other LAN operations work perfectly. There have been many IE security updates since I last set the thing up and perhaps they are now causing the problem or perhaps I am just forgetting some vital operation.. Nothing on the XP machine has been changed.. The WIN98 machine has had hardware