problem setting up home network
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Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 16:53:50 -0800
I am trying to network two computers, they are both win
xp pro. They both recognize the hub (the hub lights
flash). But they dont see eachother. When i try pinging
eachother it says request timed out. I ran the network
wizard on both computers.
.
someone recomedned me to disable firewalls, but it has
already been disabled. they are both on the same subnet
mask
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