I have a similiar set up as you except I use win 95. You only need tcp/ip. In
control panel click on network properties then click on tcp/ip then click on
properties. This will bring up tcp/ip properties. Click on bindings. There will
be two check boxes, client for microsoft networks and file and printer sharing
for microsoft networks. Check both. You don't need a wins server. In directory
\windows there is a file called hosts. Add all your computers ip addresses and
names in there.
Jake Colman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 17/11/99 06:57:49 AM
To: Kirk Lawson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (LINUX-DI@S MTP
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Subject: Re: diald and netbeui
>>>>> "Kirk" == Kirk Lawson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kirk> 3) If you are using Microsoft networking to share drives and
Kirk> printers
Kirk> (vial the SMB - Session Message Block) protocol, the win. clients
Kirk> will typically try to find a WINS sever. Want 'em to stop that?
Kirk> Stop using SMB networking (easiest answer).
But I have no other option if I want to do peer-to-peer networking in the
Win environment, right? I can't do it just with tcp/ip.
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