On 04/04/2010 at 01:40 PM, "Will Honea" <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
wrote:
>The client on one or both machines may not be properly broadcasting its'
>name. I see that fairly often, especially with OS/2.
OK. For NetBEUI, *not* TCPBEUI, how does one fix that?
>Another way to check
>for machines on the network is to do a broadcast ping:
>
>ping 192.168.xxx.255
>
>That should get you a list of IP addresses of all listeners on the xxx subnet
>where xxx is the corresponding values from the IP of the machine you are
>using.
If Lewis is correct, this won't matter since I'm not using NetBIOS over
TCP/IP, just plain old NetBIOS. Nonetheless, both machines ping each other
and each shows up on the other via "net view \\servername" with a full list of
resources (shares).
If I put a bunch of "net use" statements in a startup.cmd, will I still get
full WPS functionality for the resulting connections/shares?
--
Best wishes,
Phil Parker
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