I reformatted an NT box that I had and upgraded it to Win2000. I have it connected through a NIC card via CAT5 to a switch. It has a static IP and subnet assigned and is on the same series as my other computer (XPPro). At first I couldn’t find either in Neighborhood network and then decided to put the MAC numbers from the NICs in Sygate’s (which is the firewall I am using) advanced rules on both. Then from XPPro, I could see the new Win2000 but not vice versa. I could transfer items to my profile from the XPPro box to the Win2000 as well. But from the Win2000 box, I could not see the XPPro box in Neighborhood network? 
I left both boxes run and 
Now this morning I can see and access the XPPro from the Win2000 
but when I want to grab a file from a folder that I have shared on the XPPro, I receive the following message:
xpboxmoz is not accessible (moz is the folder I want to get into),
Not enough server storage is available to process this command.
If anyone can tell me what this means and what I need to do to correct this problem, I would be very grateful!
Also, is there a command that can be give so both computers could have “seen” each other sooner rather then wait for recognition? I think there is one, but I cannot even come close in recalling what it might be called to even hunt for it in the “help” or on the “web”. Or maybe I am 
and just need a 
for any help! I am always appreciative of the expertise of this Lounge!
I had forgotten to do that early last night but as I was “struggling” with connection problems, I finally remembered that piece of information. Thanks for double checking! 
I can see it now however and I guess that is all that matters! 
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