On Monday 03 November 2003 3:50 am, Paul Kaplan wrote:
I have a home network w/ MDK 9.1 and W2K using Samba. Periodically, all
the connections disappear. (I haven't yet figured out what the trigger
is.) In order to get them back I have to re-stop the iptables service even
though it is
I changed the configuration of my home network and now am having problems
seeing the machines from each other.
Formerly, I shared an internet connection from one machine and had a switch to
connect the local machines. The ethernet card on the internal network had a
fixed IP address as did all
Paul; If your router is handing off DHCP addresses, and your PC's are using their
lmhosts file to find each other, you'll run into problems every time the router hands
out new IP addresses. Try logging into the router and disabling the DHCP service, or
use IP adresses that are outside of the
If I want to leave DHCP enabled so as to allow me to bring several computers
from work home and connect them to my home LAN and move files around on the
LAN, what are my alternatives to lmhosts on both the linux and win side?
Paul
On Saturday 19 July 2003 08:08 am, Lanman wrote:
Paul; If your
On Saturday 19 July 2003 12:09 pm, Paul Kaplan wrote:
If I want to leave DHCP enabled so as to allow me to bring several
computers from work home and connect them to my home LAN and move files
around on the LAN, what are my alternatives to lmhosts on both the linux
and win side? Paul
Paul,
