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I'm networking an XP desktop with a 2000 laptop using simple file sharing
(with NetBIOS). The laptop is used to access shares on the desktop. The file sharing works fine. However, on the desktop, whenever I open any 'normal' local file on the hard disk, there is a five second delay. Looking at my firewall, it appears this time is spent in sending 1404 bytes to my router, and receiving 1404 bytes back, through the NetBIOS_NS port. It doesn't seem to matter whether or not the local files are being shared. My question is: why does the desktop need to query the router when opening a file off it's own hard disk? The problem disappears if I disable NetBIOS (and the laptop seems unaffected by the problem). Thank you for any help ![]() Matt. shakewell |
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