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To: Bob Pittsfield who wrote (23187)	11/4/2001 9:56:07 PM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	of 110653

Bob, First try uninstalling the NIC on the XP machine then reboot without it, shut down, then reinstall it. If that doesn't work try this on the XP machine, on the Local Zone security page where you only have the adopter subnet checked click the Add tab then add the names and IP addresses of the other 2 PCs on the network. If you don't know the IP addresses on the ME boxes, Start> Run type "winipcfg" click OK. I also have 3 PC networked with Zonealarm on all 3. I have the IP addresses of the other 2 PCs added and checked on all 3 PCs. I keep Local Security set at Medium. I give nothing Server permission, I keep Generic Host Process for Win32 Services set to ask on all permissions then click no when it makes a request. If that causes a problem I then give it permission for that one instance. I have SNMP set the same but don't remember it ever making a request. If you want/need to put the IP addresses of the other PCs on the Win ME PCs you'll need the IP address of the XP PC. From a dos prompt type ipconfig then hit enter. Hope that solves your problem, SfkaJB

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