I have a wifi home network which works great except for one thing: my Vista computers will not show up in the left-hand column in Leopard's finder on my Macbook. The only way for me to connect to them from the Macbook is by selecting Finder -> Go -> Connect to Server then enter their corresponding ip's.
From any Vista computer on my network I'm able to see and explore the Macbook. I can drop, edit, and take files off of it, and vice versa when I do the SMB://ip from the Mac.
Any idea what could be going on here? I have network discovery, file sharing and everything else (excluding password file sharing) turned on in Vista, and in Leopard I have file sharing and printer sharing turned on. Under file sharing -> options I have all three (AFP, FTP and SMB) checked as well.
In Vista UAV is turned off, although the firewall is on.
Is there something I'm missing?
From any Vista computer on my network I'm able to see and explore the Macbook. I can drop, edit, and take files off of it, and vice versa when I do the SMB://ip from the Mac.
Any idea what could be going on here? I have network discovery, file sharing and everything else (excluding password file sharing) turned on in Vista, and in Leopard I have file sharing and printer sharing turned on. Under file sharing -> options I have all three (AFP, FTP and SMB) checked as well.
In Vista UAV is turned off, although the firewall is on.
Is there something I'm missing?