Hi, All
We have two sites, each with own network. Main network protocol is Netware 4 but we use IP for certain programmes.one of these is GroupWise. Network A houses the GroupWise server. An XP laptop on network B has a network B IP address and has great difficulty running GroupWise from site B. Take the laptop to site A and give it a network A IP address and GroupWise runs OK. Back to site B with the laptop and with Site B IP address the laptop can not always ping any Site A IP addresses. Is there something funny about XP running IP across two sites? An old Win 95 laptop runs GroupWise brilliantly across the two networks. The two laptops are set up the same in terms of addressing, gateways, etc.
We have two sites, each with own network. Main network protocol is Netware 4 but we use IP for certain programmes.one of these is GroupWise. Network A houses the GroupWise server. An XP laptop on network B has a network B IP address and has great difficulty running GroupWise from site B. Take the laptop to site A and give it a network A IP address and GroupWise runs OK. Back to site B with the laptop and with Site B IP address the laptop can not always ping any Site A IP addresses. Is there something funny about XP running IP across two sites? An old Win 95 laptop runs GroupWise brilliantly across the two networks. The two laptops are set up the same in terms of addressing, gateways, etc.
