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NETWROKING - I have a break through - but I don't know what it means

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KatyMac · 23/03/2008 22:41

I have to

"To make sure that home or small office networking runs correctly, designate a computer using Windows XP as the host computer. Designate all other computers in your home or small office network as clients. Run the Windows XP Network Setup Wizard on the host computer first, then on each client computer."

Do what??

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KatyMac · 23/03/2008 23:12

I have a virtual Private network that won't connect now

Isn't life exciting

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nannynick · 24/03/2008 08:38

Just a thought, do both systems have network ports - so you can create a Wired network?

Is your TCP/IP, NetBIOS, Client for Microsoft Networks, QoS Packet Scheduler set up on each machine? I think you need all 4 of these Services running on each machine. See the guides below for info.
Tutorial 1
Tutorial 2
See if either of those help at all.
Tutorial 3 - Microsoft

KatyMac · 24/03/2008 10:16

I made it work

I downloaded networkmagic (at 1:30 this am)& it all works brilliantly

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nannynick · 24/03/2008 10:45

Great to hear. Was it just the Free Version of Network Magic that you used?
Was it easy to get working once you had that?

KatyMac · 24/03/2008 10:47

Yes - freebie (which apparently I can continue to use - so I'm not quite sure why I should pay )

VERY EVRY easy - makes the last week look completely pointless

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nannynick · 24/03/2008 10:49

Looks like you can keep using it, but can't add more devices after the initial 7-day period.
If you find that you need to make changes after 7-days, then at $30, it's probably worth the price, given the amount of hassle you've had over the past week (weeks?)

KatyMac · 24/03/2008 10:53

Yes but it's all on my network places too (I did it manually) & the main problem was that the second computer needed to be attached manully to the ROUTER with a cable (not the 2 computers to each other)
Then once it was set up you just disconnected them

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nannynick · 24/03/2008 11:29

Oh, you were connecting the computers to each other, not via the router. Doh... that would be a problem!

KatyMac · 24/03/2008 11:30

Well you never said

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