局域网内的机子都能正常上网,不能共享文件和打印机,相互不能访问问题(国外英语资料).docVIP

局域网内的机子都能正常上网,不能共享文件和打印机,相互不能访问问题(国外英语资料)LAN machine can not normally access, file and printer sharing, each other cannot access 2008-01-19 21:02 in the LAN XP and 98 computer can not visit each other, 2K and 2K, XP and XP can communicate with each other. In the workstation to access the server, workstation network neighborhood can be seen in the name of the server, but after clicking but cannot see any shared content, or that can not find the network path, unauthorized access, summarized as follows:If its XP, use the network installation wizard within the attributes of the online neighborhood for the first time.1. Check the physical connections between computers.Is the network card properly installed and is there a resource conflict in the system?. Switch or hub and other network devices work properly. Whether the network cable is connect, connection is not correct (if there is a central node to LAN, cable with straight line, the two are connected by 568B method; dual card directly through Internet, cable should cross line, a head of 568A, a head for 568B; no UPlink port to cascade hub the cross line switches and hubs, switches and cascade, cascade with straight line. 568A connection: green, white, green, orange, white, blue, blue, white, orange, palm white, brown, 568B, orange, white, orange, green, white, blue, blue, white, green, brown, white, brown.2. Make sure all computers have TCP/IP protocols installed and work properly.Check whether the TCP/IP protocol is working properly, you can PING , and if Ping pass, proved normal.Adding and deleting protocols in 98 and 2K is simple, and its not introduced here. However, the protocol is the core component of Microsoft XP/ 2003, which cannot be deleted (not believe you can go to XP and the uninstall button is grayed out). However, we can use the NetShell utility to restore the TCP/IP protocol to the state of the initial installation of the operating system.Run the command at the command prompt:Netsh, int, IP, reset, c: