I get a recurrent request to connect by wi-fi to another computer on my wi-fi network, even if I am already connected to this other computer by wi-fi.  How do I get rid of this recurrent request?

I have two MacBook Pros on my local wi-fi network.  I usually have these connected to each other over my wi-fi network.  Normally, I only connect to my old computer (MacBookPro) from the new computer (MacBookPro2), so I can access files on my old computer that are typically not on my new computer.  I use the same admin username (John Doe) and password on each computer.  Currently, I have Mavericks (10.9.5) on my old computer and Yosemite (10.10) on the new MacBook Pro.  All
I am now getting a recurrent request to connect to old computer even when I am already connected!  When this request is being made, I am asked to connect to a username (johndoe instead of John Doe).  The exact alert:
     Enter your name and password for the server "MacBook Pro".
     connect as     << button is pressed for Registered User >>
     Name: johndoe
     Password: _________
     << Cancel button >>  << Connect button >>
When I enter correct user name (John Doe or johndoe) and password for my account on Mavericks computer, the connection fails (whether I connected to Mavericks computer or not), and I get the following:
     There was a problem connecting to the server "MacBookPro".  The share does not exist on the server.  Please check the share name and try again. 
If I change to the proper share name John Doe and use the correct password, I still am not connected and I get the same failure message and am asked to use the correct share name again.  If I cancel message, the connection message goes away for a while whether I am actually connected to old computer or not. It will then come back on the workspace I am currently using on my new macbook.  When I am downloading files using terminal, the connect request comes up constantly if I continue canceling the message which is really irritating.  How do I get rid of this constantly recurring request to connect???

It means you must be connected to your computer via Wi-Fi (or cable).
Or wait for iOS 5

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