For some reason, my computers in the other room can't map my NAS. I
currently have 3 computers networked. I have a Cable modem attached to a
4 port router.
Attached to the router are this computer, the NAS, my big network laser
printer and a cable going to a 4-port ethernet hub in the other room.
Connected to that hub are my laptop & my PhotoShop computer.
This computer has the NAS mapped. I can access everything on the NAS
from this computer.
The two computers in the other room are both connected. I can get to the
internet from them. I can print to the network laser printer. I had the
NAS mapped as network drives on both of the computers in the other room,
but a few minutes ago I found both of them showing the network drive
disconnected.
And now when I try to reconnect, both computers are giving me "network
path not found" errors when I try to map the drive. I've used the
disconnect command from Windoze. I've used the net use /delete command
from a command prompt & I've rebooted both computers, but they still
won't connect to the NAS.
I know I'll figure it out eventually, but in the meantime, my tenuous
grip on sanity is fraying.
Finished with rant!
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