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I have a win98 PC and a winxp PC. I recently purchased a linksys router and
have connected the two together in a network. The winxp is the ICS. From the winxp, i have acess to the internet, e-mail, and all drives on the win98. From the win98, I have e-mail and internet access but I cannot look at winxp files or computer. It can't find the winxp computer. Because of the internet, I know information is travelling through the ethernet cable to the win98. The network setup wizards say everything is fine. Workgroup names are common. Any help or assistance would be appreciated. By the way, it says my IP address will be included in the header. Is this a security threat. Do I need to change anything to protect myself once my IP address is out there? Thanks for helping, Mike (stumped in network land) =?Utf-8?B?TWlrZQ==?= |
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If you're using a router, neither computer uses ICS.
I suggest you follow the setup guides for your PCs at www.careyholzman.com/net1.htm Carey "Mike" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:F1136D3E-8C39-4F12-8AF2-(E-Mail Removed)... >I have a win98 PC and a winxp PC. I recently purchased a linksys router >and > have connected the two together in a network. The winxp is the ICS. From > the winxp, i have acess to the internet, e-mail, and all drives on the > win98. > From the win98, I have e-mail and internet access but I cannot look at > winxp > files or computer. It can't find the winxp computer. Because of the > internet, I know information is travelling through the ethernet cable to > the > win98. The network setup wizards say everything is fine. Workgroup names > are common. Any help or assistance would be appreciated. > > By the way, it says my IP address will be included in the header. Is this > a > security threat. Do I need to change anything to protect myself once my > IP > address is out there? > > Thanks for helping, > Mike (stumped in network land) |
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