Unable to see server in Network Neighborhood

M

Mary

I have a Windows 2000 server AD domain. All servers are running win2k. All
are configured the same, belong to the domain, use the same DNS servers,
etc. The problem is that we can't see several of these by browing for them
in the Network Neighborhood. We can't connect to them using the UNC name
either. They are running and operating correctly - we can log into them
using Remote Desktop Connection. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what
might be causing this problem? Thanks
 
M

Mary

Mark, thanks for the response. Yes, those servers are listed with the
correct IPs in DNS.

Thanks,
Mary
 
M

Mark Smith

can you ping them using their machine name?
Mary said:
Mark, thanks for the response. Yes, those servers are listed with the
correct IPs in DNS.

Thanks,
Mary
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P

Paul McGuire

check that the server services is started. also check that enable netbios
over tcp/ip is checked in the wins tab.
 
M

Mary

Thanks for your responses. Yes, we can ping them by machine name. Also, the
server services are started; and enable netbios over tcp/ip is checked.
 

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