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To: Graystone who wrote (20111)	5/29/2001 10:18:40 PM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 110652

graystone on gray matter.... "the best help is co-operative wetware (this thread)" :) mark

To: Graystone who wrote (20111)	5/30/2001 6:06:56 AM
From: KC Jones	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

"I am guessing that you are building a peer to peer with a more powerful workstation being referred to as the server or do you actually have a server OS running ? " You are correct. I'm running a P3 600 and a P3 500, both using Win 98 SE. I have a printer attached to the 600. I also have my DSL connection attached to the 600 When I punch up Network Neighborhood on the 600 I get 2 icons---Entire Network and Server. When I punch up Network Neighborhood on the 500 I get 1 icon --- Entire Network ( I had previously named this one Client), I get an error message when I hit it " Unable to browse the network. The network is not accessible I'm going to try resetting everything again this evening. KC