Add machines in the LAN to a Working Group

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How can I connect two computers to each other to view the items on the two computers?

 

I:

Physically connect two computers and one vro

(Both Computers are Windows XP systems)

LAN for two computers:

Perform the following operations on the two computers:

1. Double-click to open the network neighbor

2. In the left-side network task, select set home or small office network.

3. Next Step

4. Next Step

5. Next, set the computer name (two computers cannot have the same name, for example, jsj1 and jsj2)

6. Set the Working Group as "workgroup" in the Next Step (the two computers must be in the same working group)

7. enable file printing and sharing in the next step

8. Next select the last item "finish this wizard ..."

9. Next Step

10. Complete

11. enable the network neighbors on the two computers respectively.

12. Select "view workgroup computers" in the left-side network task"

13. If you can see your computer (jsj1) and the other computer (jsj2), then over!

Two computers share the Internet connection:

1. Check the vro manual to find the vro Gateway (for example, the gateway is usually http: // 192.168.0.1)

2. Open the IE browser (you should know the blue E icon on the Web page when you access the Internet on the desktop !~)

3. Enter the gateway in the address bar, for example, http: // 192.168.0.1)

4. Go to the vro settings page and log in (the password is generally admin)

5. Click the settings wizard.

6. Next Step

7. Select: connect to the internet ...... Option

8. Next Step

9. Enter the NIC card number and password, and enter the DNS (the DNS of the Telecom user can be queried on the local telecommunications website; for example, the DNS of the Hubei Telecom user is 202.103.0.117 or 202.103.24.68)

10. Save settings

11. Restart the vro

12. Check for Internet access

Generally, there are a wide variety of vrouters, And the setting steps may be a little different from what I have mentioned, but the setting methods for all vrouters are similar !~ The key to specific handling of specific situations is to understand the principles and ideas of route-based Internet access !~

Reference: Copied. Sorry.

Two methods

1. purchase a vswitch for out-of-the-box use.

2. purchase a network card. One computer's dual network card is used as a proxy server to share the internet.

Buy a hub, plug in the cables that come in outside, and then plug in the Network cables of your two computers.

II:

The simplest method is as follows: both machines are inserted on the vro, and the Working Groups of the two machines are set to the same and restarted. Then we can share the files on the disks of the machines that want to convert the files, and call all the files on that machine ,, set sharing to right-click the disk = Share = select share this folder = OK.

III:

Click "Network Neighbor" on both computers → set up a home or small office network. Next Step: select

This computer is connected to the Internet through a resident's network view or other computers on the network

Just keep the next step.

Set folder sharing after restart

Find it on the network neighbor of another machine.

IV:

Add the network settings of the computer that can be changed to a network that cannot be changed, and then set network sharing. The permission is complete and the viewing content can be changed.

Enter // XXX. XXX on the machine that cannot be changed.

The machine cannot be changed to a and B.

View the IP address on machine A: double-click the local connection and record the IP address and subnet mask. Assume that the IP address is 192.168.0.10 and the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0.

Set IP address to 192.168.0.11 subnet mask to 255.255.255.0 on machine B.

That is to say, the IP address is incremented by a number, and the subnet mask remains unchanged.

Disable the firewall of machine B. Share this folder on the network and allow network users to change this folder.

Enter // 192.168.0.11 in the start running dialog box of machine A to view the copied file.

 

 

How can I connect two computers to each other to view the items on the two computers?

 

I:

Physically connect two computers and one vro

(Both Computers are Windows XP systems)

LAN for two computers:

Perform the following operations on the two computers:

1. Double-click to open the network neighbor

2. In the left-side network task, select set home or small office network.

3. Next Step

4. Next Step

5. Next, set the computer name (two computers cannot have the same name, for example, jsj1 and jsj2)

6. Set the Working Group as "workgroup" in the Next Step (the two computers must be in the same working group)

7. enable file printing and sharing in the next step

8. Next select the last item "finish this wizard ..."

9. Next Step

10. Complete

11. enable the network neighbors on the two computers respectively.

12. Select "view workgroup computers" in the left-side network task"

13. If you can see your computer (jsj1) and the other computer (jsj2), then over!

Two computers share the Internet connection:

1. Check the vro manual to find the vro Gateway (for example, the gateway is usually http: // 192.168.0.1)

2. Open the IE browser (you should know the blue E icon on the Web page when you access the Internet on the desktop !~)

3. Enter the gateway in the address bar, for example, http: // 192.168.0.1)

4. Go to the vro settings page and log in (the password is generally admin)

5. Click the settings wizard.

6. Next Step

7. Select: connect to the internet ...... Option

8. Next Step

9. Enter the NIC card number and password, and enter the DNS (the DNS of the Telecom user can be queried on the local telecommunications website; for example, the DNS of the Hubei Telecom user is 202.103.0.117 or 202.103.24.68)

10. Save settings

11. Restart the vro

12. Check for Internet access

Generally, there are a wide variety of vrouters, And the setting steps may be a little different from what I have mentioned, but the setting methods for all vrouters are similar !~ The key to specific handling of specific situations is to understand the principles and ideas of route-based Internet access !~

Reference: Copied. Sorry.

Two methods

1. purchase a vswitch for out-of-the-box use.

2. purchase a network card. One computer's dual network card is used as a proxy server to share the internet.

Buy a hub, plug in the cables that come in outside, and then plug in the Network cables of your two computers.

II:

The simplest method is as follows: both machines are inserted on the vro, and the Working Groups of the two machines are set to the same and restarted. Then we can share the files on the disks of the machines that want to convert the files, and call all the files on that machine ,, set sharing to right-click the disk = Share = select share this folder = OK.

III:

Click "Network Neighbor" on both computers → set up a home or small office network. Next Step: select

This computer is connected to the Internet through a resident's network view or other computers on the network

Just keep the next step.

Set folder sharing after restart

Find it on the network neighbor of another machine.

IV:

Add the network settings of the computer that can be changed to a network that cannot be changed, and then set network sharing. The permission is complete and the viewing content can be changed.

Enter // XXX. XXX on the machine that cannot be changed.

The machine cannot be changed to a and B.

View the IP address on machine A: double-click the local connection and record the IP address and subnet mask. Assume that the IP address is 192.168.0.10 and the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0.

Set IP address to 192.168.0.11 subnet mask to 255.255.255.0 on machine B.

That is to say, the IP address is incremented by a number, and the subnet mask remains unchanged.

Disable the firewall of machine B. Share this folder on the network and allow network users to change this folder.

Enter // 192.168.0.11 in the start running dialog box of machine A to view the copied file.

 

 

Add another machine to a working group:

Right-click my computer, click Properties, click "change" on the computer name tab, select "workgroup" in the "affiliated" box, enter the name of the workgroup, click OK, and wait for a while, windows will prompt you "Welcome to XXX workgroup" and restart your computer.