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by ann777
They need a HOST file with the server(s), ip addresses, etc. listed on their local computer in order to be able to use any resources on that/those server(s).
by davidm
anna777 good answer, i did put the ip address and name in the LMHost file and took the extension sam off of the file, it does let me ping by address or name to those specific servers but does not let me access files or browse the network.
Thanks,
dave
What your clients need to have is a name resolution system in order to access those servers or shares.
You can build a dns server or a simply fill the right info into your system32\drivers\etc\host file.
by davidm
edt,
I did that,it will still not let me run the applications or when I try to use my update applications file on my DC it does not work
by ejochoa
I agree on answer 1, create a host file not lmhost under c:\windows folder.
a. find "hosts"
b. "hosts.sam" should be in c:\windows
c. modify "hosts.sam as follows (If you already have "hosts", not "hosts.sam", add to it)
ex. ip address servername
d. save it as "hosts" without extension under c:\windows .
Hope this helps
by davidm
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