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Thanks Georgeidp,<br />
Cheers !<br />
--Rob
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we used to be able to see out network on most computers, since the switches and routers were rebooted we have lost he broadcast of our computers on the network. &nbsp;now we cannot browse. &nbsp;any suggestions.<br />
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we used to be able to see out network on most computers, since the switches and routers were rebooted we have lost he broadcast of our computers on the network.  now we cannot browse.  any suggestions.

thanks

linksys wrvs 4400n router and broadcasting from computers

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