Recommend Good Guide for Mixed Network?

Have several computers networked together with OS ranging
from Win95 through XP and 2003 Server and everything between,
and have a variety of problems getting them to play together.
Is there a good guide/reference book slightly above the "for
Dummies" level to help sort things out?

If you can't get THAT to work then you ARE at the " for dummies" level and
you should be looking at the " for dummies" books.
Without specific info on your problems, no one here can or will help you.
Document your ails, do some google searching, do some reading, and ONLY THEN
make a stupid post to this forum.
(IE. I have a network-several OS-many problems-free info-I am smart) quick
summary of your post.
TW



"Ol' Duffer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Have several computers networked together with OS ranging
> from Win95 through XP and 2003 Server and everything between,
> and have a variety of problems getting them to play together.
> Is there a good guide/reference book slightly above the "for
> Dummies" level to help sort things out?
>

You might try the Dummies books... I have a bookshelf full of them and it
reassures my clients a lot when I pull them out.

"Ol' Duffer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:c54qe7$f3l$2@65.17.133.100...
> Have several computers networked together with OS ranging
> from Win95 through XP and 2003 Server and everything between,
> and have a variety of problems getting them to play together.
> Is there a good guide/reference book slightly above the "for
> Dummies" level to help sort things out?
>

My goodness, there is no need to be rude. The guy is just asking for help.
Sheesh.

TW wrote:
> If you can't get THAT to work then you ARE at the " for dummies"
> level and you should be looking at the " for dummies" books.
> Without specific info on your problems, no one here can or will help
> you. Document your ails, do some google searching, do some reading,
> and ONLY THEN make a stupid post to this forum.
> (IE. I have a network-several OS-many problems-free info-I am smart)
> quick summary of your post.
> TW
>
>
>
> "Ol' Duffer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:c54qe7$f3l$2@65.17.133.100...
>> Have several computers networked together with OS ranging
>> from Win95 through XP and 2003 Server and everything between,
>> and have a variety of problems getting them to play together.
>> Is there a good guide/reference book slightly above the "for
>> Dummies" level to help sort things out?

http://www.wown.com/
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/

Good how-to guides at both these sites.

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"Ol' Duffer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:c54qe7$f3l$2@65.17.133.100...
> Have several computers networked together with OS ranging
> from Win95 through XP and 2003 Server and everything between,
> and have a variety of problems getting them to play together.
> Is there a good guide/reference book slightly above the "for
> Dummies" level to help sort things out?
>

On 9 Apr 2004 00:23:35 GMT, Ol' Duffer <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Have several computers networked together with OS ranging
>from Win95 through XP and 2003 Server and everything between,
>and have a variety of problems getting them to play together.
>Is there a good guide/reference book slightly above the "for
>Dummies" level to help sort things out?

A couple useful websites:
http://www.cablesense.com/
http://www.homenethelp.com/

Or, you could describe your variety of problems here, and there are various
helpful folks who enjoy a challenge, who might help you.

Cheers,
Chuck
Paranoia comes from experience - and is not necessarily a bad thing.