> On 4/15/05 12:24 PM, "Doug LaBore" <dlabore at mn.rr.com> wrote: > >> Item 1 >> It seems to me that the 1st thing you must do is confirm that all >> machines >> can communicate with every other machine. >> >> Jot down the IP # of each machine ( both Mac & PC) and than see it you >> can >> "ping" the PC from the Mac via the terminal window in OS X > > Worked fine with network utility > >> >> Item 2 >> The PC firewall is accessible via the PC control panel "security" icon > > Hmmm... Couldn't find this on win2000...any ideas? In XP it is burried deep in the interface properties. I'm not sure if MS backported the firewall to 2000 or not I think I head something about this in the last service-pack, though. I'm not really a Windows guy, I just use it at work. > > ALSO: I set up the ftp server on windows and was easily able to ftp into > it > from the mac! > > - but every time with the network finder tab - I still get the same error > below..... > > - * IS there a service that I need to double check turning on on win2k? > >> smb://192.168.1.136 >> >> - the same error comes up every time - "the Finder cannot complete the >> operation because some data in " smb://192.168.1.136" could not be read >> or >> written. Error code -36." >> >> - I have tried everything I know - to no avail - any ideas? -- Ean Kingston E-Mail: ean_AT_hedron_DOT_org PGP KeyID: 1024D/CBC5D6BB URL: http://www.hedron.org/