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=== Shareing over a networkf ===
You may want to try going into Wiana and under the Port Map Settings selecting the yes radio button. Then in the Spec 1, 2 and 3 boxes 
below enter:
192.168.xxx.xxx being the IP address of the computer that has the share 
that you would like to connect to. This will forward all port 137, 138, and 139 traffic (windows share traffic) that is received on the wireless 
interface to your computer with the shared files. You can only use this method to access one computer because it forwards ALL 137, 138 and 139 traffic to only the address specified. Then you can add an entry to your /etc/hosts file if you would like to browse the share by name in addition to IP address.
Yeah, I've set the folder and share name as the same. According to the 
Wiki
that Jon I just need to put the IP into IE6 and I should get prompted 
for
the share password. However I don't. I just get Windows cannot find
\\192.168.*.*\ however I can get onto the the apache server on that 
machine,
in fact on both machines vice versa. Aaron's technique brought up "The
network path was not found".
I think you have to be careful of the difference between "Share Name"
and "Folder Name". They are not the same thing.
Thanks Russell, from reading Don Moskauk's pages I got some information
on this. However, just putting in my IP address or //192.168.*.*/ and I
get my Apache web server. Putting in \\192.168.*.*\shared\ and I get an
error saying the folder can't be found. It's placed on the C: drive and
shared using the windows share wizard. Same node clients firewalled is
set to 'no'.
You should try accessing each client using their IP address, e.g.
//192.168.x.209/SharedDocs
I think you have to specify a shared folder in the 'URL'
I might have the first 2 slashes round the wrong way.
Don't forget to set "Same node clients firewalled" to "No" on the node
in Wiana.
Hi, I'm just trying to figure out how to setup my network over one of 
my
nodes. My main node (gateway), I want to share certain folders. They 
are
both signed up to the same Workgroup, both running XP Pro. Both have
File and Print Sharing Enabled, both can ping each other, both set to
low security. I cannot see each other through "Microsoft Windows
Network". Any recommendations, as I will then try and get my linux box
connected to the network next.
http://locustworld.com/tracker/wiki?p=WindowsFileShares
> Hi, I'm just trying to figure out how to setup my network over one of 
my
> nodes. My main node (gateway), I want to share certain folders. They 
are
> both signed up to the same Workgroup, both running XP Pro. Both have 
File
> and Print Sharing Enabled, both can ping each other, both set to low
> security. I cannot see each other through "Microsoft Windows 
Network". Any
> recommendations, as I will then try and get my linux box connected to 
the
> network next.
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Start->Run
Enter \\remote.device.ip.address
Hit enter.
If it doesn't connect, then most likely either SMB is being blocked
somewhere along the way or there is a connectivity issue.
<quote who="Nick Boyle">
> Thanks Russell, from reading Don Moskauk's pages I got some 
information
> on this. However, just putting in my IP address or //192.168.*.*/ and 
I
> get my Apache web server. Putting in \\192.168.*.*\shared\ and I get 
an
> error saying the folder can't be found. It's placed on the C: drive 
and
> shared using the windows share wizard. Same node clients firewalled 
is
> set to 'no'.
> I think you have to specify a shared folder in the 'URL'
>
> I might have the first 2 slashes round the wrong way.
>
> Don't forget to set "Same node clients firewalled" to "No" on the 
node
> in Wiana.