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Thought so, but did not know how to put it.. &nbsp;Nice explanation James.. &nbsp;:)
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Thought so, but did not know how to put it..  Nice explanation James..  :)

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Welcome, I spent quite a while researching this one and i'm very surprised it never came up before - apparently anywhere :)<br />
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Cheers<br />
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JamesDS
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Fatal_Exception
Welcome, I spent quite a while researching this one and i'm very surprised it never came up before - apparently anywhere :)

Cheers

JamesDS

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James... &nbsp;Better man than I am.. &nbsp;I looked and could not find the answer anywhere (even google failed me here...).. &nbsp;Had to go with my gut instincts on the MB... &nbsp;:)<br />
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and thanks bdebelius<br />
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FE
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James...  Better man than I am..  I looked and could not find the answer anywhere (even google failed me here...)..  Had to go with my gut instincts on the MB...  :)

and thanks bdebelius

FE

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In NT 4.0, in the network propterties, services tab, there is a 'computer browser service'. &nbsp;If you click on the properties for this service, you get a 'Browser Configuration' dialog box the says 'Use this screen to add and remove other domains that will be made available to the browser service'<br />
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What/where is the 2003 equivalent of this?<br />
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Thanks<br />
brian-
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In NT 4.0, in the network propterties, services tab, there is a 'computer browser service'.  If you click on the properties for this service, you get a 'Browser Configuration' dialog box the says 'Use this screen to add and remove other domains that will be made available to the browser service'

What/where is the 2003 equivalent of this?

Thanks
brian-

What is the 2003 equiv of this NT 4.0 dialoge box?

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).