Double-click My Network Places or Network
Neighborhood, and then double-click Entire Network.
Right-click NFS Network, and then click Add/Remove
NFS LANs.
Click Add LAN.
In the Name box, type a name for the local area network
(LAN).
In the IP Address of any host in the LAN box, type the
Internet Protocol (IP) address for the server to access, and then
click OK.
If necessary, type a subnet mask for the LAN.
Notes
There is no command-line method for this procedure.
In Windows 2000, if the NFS Network icon does not appear
when you double-click Entire Network, click entire
contents.
When you open NFS Network, it might take several seconds
for the new LAN to appear, depending on the broadcast network
configuration and the number of computers in the broadcast.
Do not attempt to create a LAN with the name Default LAN or
Favorite LAN.
