I need to setup a VPN with two Windows 7 computers to enable file sharing so that I can ideally map a network drive to the server from the client. I�ve got it to the point where the VPN connects but when I try to ping between any of the computers on the two networks it doesn�t go.
My client ipconfig shows:
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Computer A = Windows XP sp3
Computer B = Windows 7 sp1
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However, I cant figure out how to share the C: drive from Computer B with Computer A.
Computer B
Click on C: >> Properties >> Sharing
And this is what i see on the sharing tab
It looks like its shared cause i see the \inteli5c. But when i go onto the other computer I cant access it. This picture doesnt seem to want to work. But that link is the screen that comes up when i try to access the C: from the opposite computer.
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