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sounds like the servers have been misconfigured.<br />

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sounds like the servers have been misconfigured.


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it may be that routers between departments have disallowed Appleshare servers from broadcasting their services outside of its zone. <br />
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it may be that routers between departments have disallowed Appleshare servers from broadcasting their services outside of its zone.



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Their filesharing might have been turned off, or they are using corrupt/missing Filesharing extensions<br />

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Their filesharing might have been turned off, or they are using corrupt/missing Filesharing extensions


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Hi,<br />
<br />
A few weeks ago a two appleshare servers disappeared from one of the zones<br />
on the campus network. I can still see the zone and a laserwriter print<br />
spooler in it, however &nbsp;when I select appleshare the two servers are<br />
nowhere to be found. &nbsp;Within the zone they are present, and I can see<br />
servers and printers outside the zone from within the zone without<br />
problems.<br />
<br />
I was wondering if anyone has experienced similar problems and might have<br />
an idea what's going in or what else I can do to troubleshoot this?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Mark Rosenberg<br />
College of Education - MSU
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Hi,

A few weeks ago a two appleshare servers disappeared from one of the zones
on the campus network. I can still see the zone and a laserwriter print
spooler in it, however  when I select appleshare the two servers are
nowhere to be found.  Within the zone they are present, and I can see
servers and printers outside the zone from within the zone without
problems.

I was wondering if anyone has experienced similar problems and might have
an idea what's going in or what else I can do to troubleshoot this?

Thanks,

Mark Rosenberg
College of Education - MSU

appleshare servers disappeared

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