Mapping Network Devices. There's maybe 3 or 4 network closets and all have a direct feed from the main network/server room where the patch panels and main 24 port switches and domain controller (Win2003 Server), database servers and such. Is there some sort...

sorry about that double post. User can net use to a network printer. The security team added structure that prevents non admins from mapping a physical device on the system to a network device. In order for the user to net use to LPT1, LPT1 must not...

map out your network. Also, it's not only your wireless network that is exposed (unless you've separated your WLAN from your LAN with a router), but also your wired network. That means that people can connect to your LAN with a "forged" MAC address, and...

his issue by geting a different router. I posted since some may not want to do that or might not realize that these devices can be flashed. Some might not know that MS is pushing open source based network devices out or making them hard enough to use (problematic)...

direct-connected drives don't have the additional network protocol overhead. So I did some homework and read up on IOzone. For the sake of those interested, I followed the guidelines set by Tom's Networking, listed here: And produced some updated Performance...

click on drive c: and make sure it is shared. Reboot both computers. Right click on My Computer in XP and pick Map network drive. Pick a letter other than Z. If this doesn't work something is wrong with the 98 installation or with the network setup on...

mapping drive ?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.pocketpc () hi, Could I map a network drive to ppc ? or connect through network neighborhood ? thanks. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.pocketpc () hi, Could I map a network drive to ppc...

under the Local Resources tab in the Local Devices section.. you cannot check "Disk Drives" or that option does not work when you then connect to the remote computer? Otherwise you are talking about ACTUALLY mapping the network drives and that would...

For example: > "Windows Backup Does Not Back Up to CD-R, CD-RW, or DVD-R Devices" > Apart from the breathtaking stupidity that Backup does not work with the most commonly available devices of adequate size, (1) "well documented" would be to document...

to know if you hate the built in Word Processor, Picture Viewer, Music Player, all of which have options available for improvement. Do you need databases, mapping, network management tools/utilities? For grins, go to, select Windows Mobile and search for...