Windows networking problem

I am having problem connecting to Microsoft workgroup
network. I have two different workgroups setup. From
part of my workstations I can only login into one of these
workgroups. Some of my workstations work fine on eather
workgroups. I can not see that there is any difference.
On a workstation that I can not login to "workgroup" but I
can ping this server. I get an error can not find this
network.

Workgroups are not a security boundary - it's just a collection of machines
that share a common name.
Individual machines in a workgroup enforce their own "security" - for
example username/passwords.
In case of a Windows 98 machine, if you cannot login with a certain
username/password, chances are that you used that username with a different
password on that machine at some point. Search for *.pwl files and delete
the file that has the same name as the user that you are trying to login
as. Then logoff and try again. Windows 98 will recreate the pwl file with
the password that you specify.
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Thanks,
Rakesh Chanana [MSFT]

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>> Content-Class: urn:content-classes:message
>> From: "Mark Pelton" <(E-Mail Removed)>
>> Sender: "Mark Pelton" <(E-Mail Removed)>
>> Subject: Windows networking problem
>> Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2003 13:46:02 -0700

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>> I am having problem connecting to Microsoft workgroup
>> network. I have two different workgroups setup. From
>> part of my workstations I can only login into one of these
>> workgroups. Some of my workstations work fine on eather
>> workgroups. I can not see that there is any difference.
>> On a workstation that I can not login to "workgroup" but I
>> can ping this server. I get an error can not find this
>> network.
>>
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