RK>And yes, I used coax, and yes I had t-connectors and terminators. The
RK>problem was: 1) I could see my own computer in it's own workgroup,
RK>while looking at my computer.  2) He could see his computer in a
RK>workgroup _* with the same name *_ on his computer. 3) The computers
RK>couldn't see each other, though.
RK>All peer to peer drivers were installed : IPX/SPX, NetBEUI, as well,
RK>the NICs showed up in the network setup box.
 JG> I'm not clear as to what the workgroup name(s) is/are so let me say the
 JG> obvious - the workgroup name must be exactly the same..
They do have to be in the same workgroup to browse from Network Neighborhood, 
however, from either W95 or NT 4.0 if you RUN \\COMPUTERNAME, that will bring 
up the computers shared resources, no matter what workgroup or domain it is 
is.
NET VIEW \\COMPUTERNAME
from the command prompt is also a good way to check as it is independent of 
workgroup/domain limatations on browsing. the RUN \\computername or NET VIEW 
\\COMPUTERNAME is a good way to check NIC and cabling/concentrator hardware 
setup...specailly in a newbie's two computer network .
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