Connecting (networking) win98se node with win2000 professional nod

I have a network of 4 computers of which 3 are based on Windows 2000
professional OS and one node has Windows 98 SE os. I am unable to connect my
win98se node with other nodes. I am using HUB. One of my system is configured
as server wich have win2000 professional OS. I don't want any user name or
password on any system. Can anyone help me

In article <5746328C-585F-46DE-A419-(E-Mail Removed)>,
"indian hero" <indian (E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>I have a network of 4 computers of which 3 are based on Windows 2000
>professional OS and one node has Windows 98 SE os. I am unable to connect my
>win98se node with other nodes. I am using HUB. One of my system is configured
>as server wich have win2000 professional OS. I don't want any user name or
>password on any system. Can anyone help me

How are you trying to connect from Win98SE to Win2000? What exactly
happens when you do it? If there's an error message or a logon
prompt, what does it say?

Win2000 always checks the user name and password of the logged-in user
on another computer that requests access. It isn't possible to run
Win2000 without a user name, although the password can be blank.

Creating a user account on Win2000 with the same user name and
password that you use to log into Win98SE could fix the problem.
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