It tells me that you have a firewall, that is blocking pings to your
desktop. You'll need to add the IP address of the laptop to the trusted
locations in your firewall. You'll also want to check that your firewall is
not set to block pings.
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<Terry Barnes> wrote in message
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> Ping works one way only
>
> My setup is xp home on both desktop and laptop, network topography is
> Desktop > edimax Fast ethernet switch > Laptop.
>
> I have just discovered that when I ping from laptop to Desktop and get
> timed out if I then ping the other way (from desktop to laptop) I can then
> sucsesfull ping laptop to desktop, can any one tell me what this means ?
>
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