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Yes, I'm running WINS due to a few Win98 machines that are left on the network. &nbsp;That fixed it. &nbsp;Thanks.
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no problem. &nbsp;Glad I could help.
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I have a Windows network with 6 different IP segments. &nbsp;One segment does not show up in a browser but I can ping it, tracert it, remote control computers on it, map drives to it and all network enabled programs operate from it just fine. &nbsp;From that segment you can't browse any other part of the network.
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I have a Windows network with 6 different IP segments.  One segment does not show up in a browser but I can ping it, tracert it, remote control computers on it, map drives to it and all network enabled programs operate from it just fine.  From that segment you can't browse any other part of the network.

Yes, I&#39;m running WINS due to a few Win98 machines that are left on the network.  That fixed it.  Thanks.

Network browsing problem

I have a Windows network with 6 different IP segments.  One segment does not show up in a browser but I can ping it, tracert it, remote control computers on it, map drives to it and all network enabled programs operate from it just fine.  From that segment you can&#39;t browse any other part of the network.

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.