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bnt Member since: 2003-03-22 16:16:47 | posted: 2003-03-22 16:25:52 Basic problem with VPN ---------- I have been able to
create and connect to
another computer over the
Internet with a VPN.
Problem is, how do I
access the other
computer. I have the
same workgroup name on
both computers. I
thought this would work
just like connecting to a
computer on my LAN? I am
running XP Pro, the
remote is running Windows
2000. As I said, it
connects up great (and
fast), but when I try to
list all the computers in
my workgroup, only my
laptop shows up (remote
not seen even though
connection has been
made). Both connections
are high sppen DSL.
Please tell me what I am
doing wrong or what I
should expect.
Thanks!!! | Wiffy3 Member since: 2003-07-12 11:12:33 | posted: 2003-07-13 11:30:42 This seems to be a
popular problem with XP
and Win2000 ---------- I am having the exact
same problem. I connect
to my VPN just
fine(instantly
practically), but when I
go to view
all computers in my
Workgroup. It will not
allow me to access them.
I get some kind of error
message about access
rights. ???? I hope
someone is kind enought
to answer this question.
Thanks, Wiffy3 | wharbvpn Member since: 2003-08-03 23:27:23 | posted: 2003-08-03 23:50:32 Re: Basic Problem ---------- Have you setup a user
setting in the "Users"
tab in the "Properties"
of the "Incoming
Connections" in Network
Connections on the
Server? If not, you'll
need to do so or check
with the system or
Network Administrator and
have a proper user
setting with the
appropiate permissions
set for browsing the
network. |
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