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Server: Win Srv 2003 Std Ed.
Workstation: Win XP Pro
Network Protocals: TCP/IP
all software updates have been applied.
Connectivity: Workstation and server are directly
connected to the same hub
3' apart.
ICF is OFF
This is an internal network
Server configured with AD, DHCP, DNS, WINS, NetBIOS
enabled via DHCP.
The Server can ping the workstation and the workstation
can ping the server.
The server does show the Master Browser is active.
Server Options 046 WINS is installed and configured.
The workstation can login to the server without issue as
a network admin as well as a user.
The server does show that the workstation is logged in
and IP addressing has been passed to the workstation.
Problem: When attempting to browse the network from My
Network Places,Entire Network, Microsoft Windows Network,
an icon displays representing the domain that the
workstation is logged into. However clicking on the domain
icon only returns an error box indicating "The list of
servers for this workgroup is not currently available.
You might not have permission to use this network
resource."
This error msg appears no matter who I am logged into the
network as. I see no Group Policy issue.
Searching the network for the server "Eagle1" gets a good
return and shows that Eagle1 is on the domain. I am then
able to click on the Eagle1 server icon and access the
shared folders and devices.
According to what I have been able to source on the
problem including Microsofts' knowledge base and other
tech websites. This problem has been documented
with Win Srv 2000, NT, Win XP Pro clients, and downlevel
clients. In the case of downlevel clients the problem is
asscociated with WINS and NETBIOS. In cases of XP the
problem has been associated with ICF and Print and File
sharing not being installed/enabled. I have as a matter
of course looked at this area just to make sure that they
are not the problem source although WINS is not used by
XP. And I have uninstalled and reinstalled print and file
sharing on the workstation.
Any thoughts on this issue would be greatly appreciated.
In order for my critical application to work, this
problem needs to be solved.
Thanks in advance.
Workstation: Win XP Pro
Network Protocals: TCP/IP
all software updates have been applied.
Connectivity: Workstation and server are directly
connected to the same hub
3' apart.
ICF is OFF
This is an internal network
Server configured with AD, DHCP, DNS, WINS, NetBIOS
enabled via DHCP.
The Server can ping the workstation and the workstation
can ping the server.
The server does show the Master Browser is active.
Server Options 046 WINS is installed and configured.
The workstation can login to the server without issue as
a network admin as well as a user.
The server does show that the workstation is logged in
and IP addressing has been passed to the workstation.
Problem: When attempting to browse the network from My
Network Places,Entire Network, Microsoft Windows Network,
an icon displays representing the domain that the
workstation is logged into. However clicking on the domain
icon only returns an error box indicating "The list of
servers for this workgroup is not currently available.
You might not have permission to use this network
resource."
This error msg appears no matter who I am logged into the
network as. I see no Group Policy issue.
Searching the network for the server "Eagle1" gets a good
return and shows that Eagle1 is on the domain. I am then
able to click on the Eagle1 server icon and access the
shared folders and devices.
According to what I have been able to source on the
problem including Microsofts' knowledge base and other
tech websites. This problem has been documented
with Win Srv 2000, NT, Win XP Pro clients, and downlevel
clients. In the case of downlevel clients the problem is
asscociated with WINS and NETBIOS. In cases of XP the
problem has been associated with ICF and Print and File
sharing not being installed/enabled. I have as a matter
of course looked at this area just to make sure that they
are not the problem source although WINS is not used by
XP. And I have uninstalled and reinstalled print and file
sharing on the workstation.
Any thoughts on this issue would be greatly appreciated.
In order for my critical application to work, this
problem needs to be solved.
Thanks in advance.