May I ask for some professional advice? On my network I have a Windows 2000
server, three Windows 98 machines (two are dell notebooks), a Windows 95
notebook and an NT 4.0 workstation. All with shared drives.
The 2000 server is on a different workgroup from the others because it
accesses the cable modem and acts as a proxy server for the others.
All the machines except the 2000 server see each other and can map each
others drives.
The 2000 server sees the 98 desktop and will map to it, but the 98 machine
can’t map to the 2000 machine — “No permission to access resource”. I can’t
find how to give it permission.
The 2000 server sees one of the 98 notebooks, but won’t map to it – “Not
accessible. The network path was not found”
The 2000 server doesn’t see any of the other machines on the network.
The 95 notebook sees the 2000 server, but can’t map to it – “No permission to
access resource”.
None of the other machines even see the 2000 server.
Somehow, I would like each of the machines to be able to communicate with the
2000 server either by mapping to it or by it mapping to them.
