can u belong to more than one  network workgroup in xp pro at any one time?
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No, you can't. Same way you're computer can't be part of two (or more) domains.\nThe hamachi workgroup has to create a share for you to connect to, and provide you with a username and password you can use when connecting to them.
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Dont think you can get around this - it is one of the main features/ benefits of XP Pro.\n\nSorry -
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Here is a really good link to these and all types of computer questions.  I have been a long time member.  It is easy to network if you have Windows XP.  Go to your help section and type in networking.  You should have a network wizard that leads you though.  Otherwise go to this link and ask on the network section of forum.
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Yes there are limitations though.\n\nI have tried loading Home on 1 unit and did it over 3 times from scratch (because of some errors), when you have loaded it once and verified it, your serial is already marked and on the 4th try i couldn't update anymore . You'll have to call and they'll fix it. ( Dont be scared People do make mistakes, just expalin it... You have a certain no of days to use XP before you have to register)\n\nYes \n\nI have tried it XP Pro  on 3 computers but not on the same network.  \nUpdate it on different dates.\nThis will work definitely. This is Registered ok. No problems\n\nWhen you have the same serial on 2 or more units in a network, a warning will pop up stating that you are running already ( something like that i forget.) \n\nI gave up on Windows. I have been using Mac for almost 2 years now.\n\nJust in case, there is also a limit to Office on how many times you can use the serial over.
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ok xp pro comes with a remote desktop connection feature. you can use this to access any computer with any other computer from anywhere. first you need to know the ip adress that your modem recieves from your isp, enter this as the domain that you are connecting to. then get the ip of the pc that you want to connect to and input that ip as the computer that you are connecting to. you will ned the admin password, and need to change alot of settings. like router need to accept remote access, all computers must have remote access enabled and unblocked from any fierwall, in windows firewall , advanced tab, select the connection to the internet, click settings, and check remote desktop.  im sure theres more to change but its fairly easy.
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There might be some restrictions from your network administrator. Contact your network administrator and solve the problem. You might be put under a group policy which has certain restrictions.
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you can only take ownership if you running XP professional, and if you are running XP home you wont be able to access them because home does not support encrytion
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Please Provide AP Model.\nCouple of question\n1) can you attach to AP?\n2) SSID(Wireless Nt ID) WAP (Wireless Transmission Encript Method) have nothing to do with you share folders unless you are in 2 diff workgroups(Specially of you use windows wireless Wizard)
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No\n\nIf you want to connect multiple computers to a single network connection, buy a router.
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It's already done. Double click on the desktop symbol "network environment" and select "Computers in your neighborhood". There you should find all computers connected to your local LAN. That symbol is similar like a drive symbol.\nThe only thing you have to do, is enable or "free" all that folders where you want have access to. Right click on a folder and select "Enable Folder"? or smth like that.\n\nP.S. sorry, i don't know the exact designations, i have a german OS.
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Hopefully i'm understanding this correctly.\nSo you have a machines connected to a router, and they all now have internet access but you want them to see each other in a local access network?\n\nThat would probably require some simple configuration to allow filesharing on all the machines, and you can find the wizard for that in the networking part of the control panel.
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check that file sharing is enabled in your firewall and that all your computers on your network have the same workgroup name
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Assuming you're running Windows XP, you could run mmc and adding the group policy snap-in. Then you can modify your local group policies.
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1. start\n2. control panel\n3. network and internet connections\n4. network setup wizard not the wireless setup\n\nyou will have to do this on both computers!!!!!  and make sure that the 'workgroup name' is the same on both computers or it will not work.  I just set this same thing up on my home computers a few days ago.   if you need more help my email is hawk5924@yahoo.com   good luck!
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if you are compairing xp pro to hom edition, then pro allows you to join a network domain, and home only allows you to create a workgroup network.\n\nalso, pro allows to change your hardware an unlimited number of times (not motherboard, unless it has the same chipset) and home edition only allows you change hardware 3 times before having to relicence it.
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Yes is XP pro you just right click on your shared HDD, if you dont know how to do this follow the guys instructions above.\n\nRight click on the shared hdd the selct permisisions EASY\n\nIf u dont have xp pro then you have to boot up in safe mode (press f2 at startup)\n\nHope this helps any problems email me!
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It depends on who you're giving access to. One user? A group of users? Select indiviual users?\n\nIf you're giving admin rights to a specific different user on each machine, then find the machine in AD, right-click on it and hit Manage. From there you can add who you want to be the admin of each machine individually.\n\nIf you're wanting to give a specific group of users admin rights to all machines, then create a new security group in AD called something like "Desktop Support" and use the above method to add "Desktop Support" to the local admins on each machine.  Then, you just have to drop users into the Desktop Support group to give them local admin rights on all machines.