"but seeing hosts in network neighborhood doesn?t."
Let's be clear that the GUI display was never fixed by Microsoft. I'll share a story about a company that pinned their entire network management system (a product they intended to sell!) around NN (Network Neighborhood.) Even I visited them once to deliver the bad news.
Sorry, it doesn't always work.
If this bothers you, then good. You can always call Microsoft and take the long bus ride of support or you can take my words that it doesn't (always!) work as people expect or want it to.
You will find that for some it works and others it does not. No where will you find it always work.
Was I clear enough?
Bob
I?m having trouble with browsing across subnets. There are many subnets on our network but one seems to be problematic. Computers on 172.16.0.0 can not see computers on any other subnet. Computers on all other subnets can see all computers except those in subnet 172.16.0.0. NSLOOKUP, PING and ?RUN - \\host_name\share_name? all work fine, but seeing hosts in network neighborhood doesn?t. We are Active Directory, mixed mode and all our clients are Windows 2000/XP. We use DNS and WINS on all Domain controllers (each subnet has a DC and Global Catalog server). WINS is used for the hand full of NT4 machines we still have. AD seems to be replicating OK. I?ve exhausted all resources to no avail. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
RC

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