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26-Jul-2003, 02:25 AM #1
Question watching LAN
hi experts
I've installed RH 9(customized server mode) just a few days ago in a LAN oriented office and easily configured eth0 and activated it and got connected to web via ISAPROXY.
in fact everything is alright JUST I can't watch the LAN I mean the server and aslo other computers and shared folders and sources on LAN.
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26-Jul-2003, 07:44 AM #2
Look for LinNeighborhood.It comes with RH 9:should be on your CDs.
HTH
lynch
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