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NetBEUI printing: "[MyNetworkName]' is not accessible."
flyboytim: Please excuse my tardy reply. The end of 2010 and the beginning of 2011 generated some unexpected extra projects that had to take priority. Thank you very much for all your work, especially your last set of instructions. Sometime next week I expect to get some spare time and...- RNFolsom
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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NetBEUI printing: "[MyNetworkName]' is not accessible."
flyboytim: Thanks very much for your two posts. You have done a lot of work on my behalf, and I appreciate that very much. There's a lot in those two posts for me to digest, and Christmas is about here, so I will get back to you next week. After some Google searches, I now have an...- RNFolsom
- Post #6
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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NetBEUI printing: "[MyNetworkName]' is not accessible."
flyboytim: Thanks very much for your response. Given your statement that "NETBEUI is a 'broadcast' protocol, whereas TCP/IP is 'routed', and is thus capable of greater security," I'd like to learn more about that difference. If you know of a site that explains the difference between broadcast...- RNFolsom
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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NetBEUI printing: "[MyNetworkName]' is not accessible."
I am continuing to run Windows 2000 Sp4, and am using a NetBEUI workgroup "peer-to-peer" network (between two Win2k Sp4 computers, my wife's and mine). I have two apparently related problems, described fully in detail in the IBM: NetBEUI Forum, at...- RNFolsom
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
