If you don't need your Windows machines to see your Mac, then you
don't need to turn on this option. Also, you might try navigating to
smb://WindowsMachineName
where WIndowsMachineName is the name of your windows box. If notthing
else, you might get a error you can look up in the Macintosh help
Try going to the computer window by pressing command shift c. Also, if
you're using windows 7, there are a couple adjustments you need to
make, in particular, disabling the 128 bit encription. Also, be sure
that SMB sharing is enabled in your system preferences.
Original message:
Ok, I did that
Hi Nektarios,
In snow Leopard, the Directory Utility is within the Accounts Preference of the
system Preference. to access it, do the following:
1. go to System Preferences.
2. Select the Accounts System Pref.
3. Navigate to the Accounts, Groups and Login Options Table one item to the
right
Ok, I did that. Now, how do I access my network resources? The list under
network is still empty.
Nektarios.
On Nov 17, 2010, at 4:04 AM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
> You shouldn't need to use this to set the work group. To do this, open
> network preferences, and click advanced. Click the wins tab, he
You shouldn't need to use this to set the work group. To do this, open network
preferences, and click advanced. Click the wins tab, here you can indicate the
name of your work group.
On Nov 16, 2010, at 3:49 PM, Nektarios Mallas wrote:
> Hello list.
> I am trying to join my home network from my
Hi Nektarios!
In my applications folder under utilities there is a net work utility folder
could this be what you are looking for!
hth Colin
On 16 Nov 2010, at 21:49, Nektarios Mallas wrote:
> Hello list.
> I am trying to join my home network from my macbook pro.
> This is a windows based work g
