-=> On 12-23-02 21:25, Michael Grant wrote to All <=-

 MG> I have a LAN working with a NT 4.0 (SP6) machine and two Win 98
 MG> machines. Although the NT machine can see the Win 98 machines' shares
 MG> quite well, and can map the drives to itself, I have
 MG> trouble trying to get a logon from the Win 98 machines to
 MG> the NT machine. It seems the NT machine asks for a password
 MG> for the IPC$ share, but I see no way to configure the
 MG> password for this share, nor to set up an account on the NT
 MG> machine that will allow NT to recognize connections from
 MG> the Win 98 machines and give them access to this share. I
 MG> find the NT user manager confusing and not very helpful.

 MG> All three machines have the same workgroup name. Would it
 MG> solve the problem if I configed the Win 98 machines to log
 MG> on using a NT domain? If I change over one of the current
 MG> Win 98 machines to NT, how can I then make sure that the
 MG> LAN connection will still work?

Here's what's needed:

On the NT machine:
-- Create user accounts for each of the W98 systems. Passwords are optional.

On each W9x system:
1) RIght-click on the Network neighborhood icon and make sure that the the
Logon is set to LOGON FOR WINDOWS NETWORKS. You'll be prompted to restart if
you need to make any changes.
2) Log on using one of the user accounts for the NT machine, and password (if
needed).

Optionally-- you can use Microsoft's free TweakUI Control Panel add-on to
auto-logon the W9x systems.

... * email to: alan{at}zisman.ca
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