Re: Downloading Client access and mapping network drive -- PCTECH

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Subject: Re: Downloading Client access and mapping network drive
From: Rob Dixon <rob.dixon@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 16:25:42 +0100
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Jones, John (US) wrote:

Are you searching by server name or IP address?  If by name, is the name
in your company's DNS or has it been added to your PC's host table?

John

Thanks for your help. I am so used to using name that I forgot to tryIP. This worked for both downloading CA and for mapping a networkdrive. However, I had changed my hosts tables and have checked them butstill cannot find anything wrong with them.Any ideas what could be wrong with them other than a typing error that Icannot spot?

Rob

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