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It would be nice to know what workgroup, IP and Subnet are being used.
Ensure your not fooled by subnet 255.255.0.0 as opposed to 255.255.255.0
by bfilmfan
Can you resolve the systems via NETBIOS and FQDN names?
Or just by IP?
Verify that the clients are all registering with the local DSN server.
by ptaparia
By default any Windows XP Pro machine is either a part of a domain or a workgroup. Since you have set that the computer be a part of a domain, it will not be possible for you to access machines in your workgroup at home and vice versa.
You will have to play around with the Local Security Settings on each computer in your workgroup to "Allow Anonymous Access to Computer". These can be viewed in Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Local Security Policy.
Also make sure that when you share any resource that you want to share on your network, make sure that the share permissions have "Everyone" account have atleast Read and Write permissions or as you want them to be.
Let me know if this works!
by brookway17
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