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Old 06-06-2008
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XP Network - Vista Laptop Problem.
Hello!
I have a problem that is proving a nightmare:
  • We have several computers on our netwrok, including the server itself where we have our shared documents. (place where all shared files go that we want other users to see)
  • Plugged my Vista Home Basic Laptop into our network, couldnt map the shared docs folder on my server.
  • After reading many how to's, i followed this guide: Microsoft Corporation
  • I have downloaded and installed the LLTD responder on the server with XP
  • All computers were restarted, now when looking on the laptops "Veiw full map" I can see FILE_STORAGE (our server) but the guide above says right click on the computer running XP, however when I do this nothing happens, it is a solid icon and clicking it does nothing.
  • All computers including the laptop are on the same workgroup
  • The laptop has appeared when looking on the XP machine under viewing the network
  • I have opened ports UDP: 137, 138, 1900 and TCP 21, 139, 445 2869
  • We have AVG Antivirus and Firewall on all machines including the laptop. AVG does not allow you to open ports, so the above ports were opened on my router.
  • When I plugged the laptop into the network AVG asked me to select a profile, I selected ALLOW ALL for the time being as "Computer In Domain" was not there to select.
  • The vista laptop has Network Disc. ON, File Sharing ON, Public Folder Sharing ON and Printer Sharing ON
  • One thing I couldnt get my head round was the differance between Workgroup and Network. The workgroup is the same on all computers, but I wasnt aware that I had ever given a "Network" name on any of the XP machine. Vista did ask for a "Network" name. For safety i put the same name as is in the workgroup.
Anyone any ideas, im desperate? Thanks in advance
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