Windows 2000 system can't "see" Windows 98 system on network

When adding a new Windows 2000 system to an existing
network (ethernet with a hub) consisting of 2 Windows 98
systems (one of which has died), the new system can't see
the remaining Windows 98 system. What am I doing wrong?

In article <30ac01c3755b$91a72570$(E-Mail Removed)>, "Rich Radtke"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>When adding a new Windows 2000 system to an existing
>network (ethernet with a hub) consisting of 2 Windows 98
>systems (one of which has died), the new system can't see
>the remaining Windows 98 system. What am I doing wrong?

Make sure that both computers use the same, single protocol for File
and Printer Sharing. If it's TCP/IP, make sure that both computers
have IP addresses in the same subnet.
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