Hi all,
I (in my earlier ignorance) went thru the Network setup wizard thinking I had to do that just to share files via a hub. I thought they had to be part of the same workgroup. I have since been told that is not true (though I have not tested it). The bottom line is, I no longer want this XP box to be part of a workgroup, but can find no info on how to remove that 'feature'. I have a cable modem for my ISP and so need the NIC and TCP/IP, etc.
The strange thing is that on my laptop (Win2K professional), i had no problem seeing the workgroup, the laptop, shared drive etc, but when I tried to open the workgroup under WinXP, it said I may not have privileges (I AM the only admin on this box). Per Microsoft, this can only happen if the computer browser service is not started, which it is.
Anway, I digress. Does anybody know what is invlved in removing yourself from the workgroup and/or 'undoing' the network setup wizards deeds?
I will be setting up Oracle 9i on my Linux box, and connecting to the DB from my WinXP box, but as long as use a listener I should be able to connect via ODBC.
Thanks!
Gary
gausdahl@cox.net
I (in my earlier ignorance) went thru the Network setup wizard thinking I had to do that just to share files via a hub. I thought they had to be part of the same workgroup. I have since been told that is not true (though I have not tested it). The bottom line is, I no longer want this XP box to be part of a workgroup, but can find no info on how to remove that 'feature'. I have a cable modem for my ISP and so need the NIC and TCP/IP, etc.
The strange thing is that on my laptop (Win2K professional), i had no problem seeing the workgroup, the laptop, shared drive etc, but when I tried to open the workgroup under WinXP, it said I may not have privileges (I AM the only admin on this box). Per Microsoft, this can only happen if the computer browser service is not started, which it is.
Anway, I digress. Does anybody know what is invlved in removing yourself from the workgroup and/or 'undoing' the network setup wizards deeds?
I will be setting up Oracle 9i on my Linux box, and connecting to the DB from my WinXP box, but as long as use a listener I should be able to connect via ODBC.
Thanks!
Gary
gausdahl@cox.net