How i connect xp and professional through networking?
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Yes. I'd need a little more information to know exactly what you want to do. Do you simply want to share in Internet connection? Do you want to share files?\n\nAre they both already networked (connected to the same router)? If not, you can connect them together, but you need a special cross-over cable. Are they connected to the same local network, or are they on different local networks and you want to connect over the Internet?\n\nAlso, what do you mean by "xp" and "professional"? There is XP Home, and XP Professional. Is this what you mean? If you want to connect the two for file sharing set each one up to have the same "work group". Then, right click on a folder in Windows Explorer and select "Sharing and Security".\n\nXP Professional also has a really great feature called "Remote Desktop". You can logon and remotely control your XP Professional computer from ANY computer running Windows (from Windows 95 to Windows XP).
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As I explained in the last thread, you can't do it using windows remote desktop - the HOST computer (the one being connected to) has to be either XP pro or media.  You could do it the other way around by installing the remote desktop client software on the XP home computer, but that will only allow you to use that computer to remotely access other computers, not what you want to do.\n\nTo connect to the XP home computer, you'll need to use something like pcAnywhere, GoToMyPC or similar products.
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G'day...\n\nPentium II with only 4Gb and running XP Pro?  Very unlikely as it will be slower than snail and will not able to fit any other softwares.\n\nAnyway... best thing is:\n1. Get a router with minimum 4 ethernet ports.  Setup the router as DHCP server.\n2. Install ethernet cards on every PC and make sure they get their IP automatically.  Connect the PCs to the router using CAT5 ethernet cable.\n\nEveryone will be connected.  Good luck!
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Go buy the Windows XP Pro software.. and install?
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That depends on your operating system.  If you have Windows XP, you don't have to install any software.\n\nGo to Start/Help.  In the Search box, type PPPoE.  The first result you'll get is "Make a broadband connection using Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet (PPPoE)". Select that, and it will guide you through the process of setting up the connection.
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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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if you want to log into their computer remotely, use remote desktop connection under accessories.  if you want to spy on them without them knowing, use a program like VNC viewer to view exactly what they are doing-live.  there are lots of programs out there that will do this for you. \n\nRemote desktop software has been around for a long time, and Windows XP Professional even comes with a version that's integrated directly into the operating system. While it's supposed to be a fairly straightforward process to get it up and running, there are still some interesting caveats, most notably the need for Windows XP Professional. If you're not running XP Pro you have to look for other solutions, of which there are a variety of free and pay ones available.\n\ncheck out links below in that order. good luck!
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Go to the microsoft web site.  They have what the requirements are.   I downloaded it on another machine I have and it took about 40 mintues I think. I've got 2000 pro. on this one, so I can't go with just regular xp... which I wish I would have known.
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Here's the Microsoft 'how to'\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/default.mspx\n\n///
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I am going to assume you have a basic home network. and that you are running no firewalls(xp firewall does not count)\n\nEach computer must have file and printer sharing turned on.\nEach computer must be in the same work group. \nThe default I believe is MSHOME.\nYour xp pro computer is most likely in the WORKGROUP group\n\nright click my computer,properties,computer name,press Change and enter MSHOME.\n\nI have made many assumptions so i could better help you if you game me some more info
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Yes you should be able to network between windows xp and a mac. \ni hope this link helps you get a start http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2002/11/19/mac_pc.html
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Make them part of the same Windows Workgroup or Domain to join the server's network; take them out to disjoin. \n\nIn Windows XP: Right click My Computer -> Click Properties -> Click Computer Name Tab -> Clcik the button labeled "Change" (To rename this computer or join a domain...) -> In the Member of Group Frame, type in the name of the workgroup or Domain you wish to join -> Click ok.\n\nYou may have to restart.
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I use 'remote desktop' to access my email from my home computer when I am away from home.\n\nYou can set it up under xp pro to run on the machine to 'log into' and xp home has the client to connect 'with'. I do not think xp home has the ability to accept connections however.
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Remote desktop is only supported on XP and above.\nFirst Enable remote desktop by Right click MyComputer>Properties>Remote Tab, Select Remote desktop,\nand give permissions to the user.\n\nOn Another winxp client Start>RUN>MSTC press enter, and connecting by providing the ip address of the remote xp machine.
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On the XP computer go to start, control panel, network and internet connections, setup or change your internet connection.\n\nGo through the motions and make sure to let the wizaerd know that other computers will connect to the internet through this computer.  If the computer has two network connectors, you may want "bridge" the connection.\n\nOnce that is done, the internet connection wizard from 98 should be able to find the internet.\n\nGood luck.
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try Remote Desktop; its free with XP PROFESSIONAL.\nhit start > all programs > accessroies > communications > remote desktop \n\ngoogle a bit there are sites which will show you pictorial setup procedures
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Not quite sure but format hard drive load xp pro.\nIf not try the link below.\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.