asked on 12/16/2008

Possible Master Browser problem?

I have several workstations on a domain that are unable to see anything other than themselves. I am able to browse to the domain in Network Places but can only see the local workstation that I am on at the moment. I can ping all other workstations and servers and I can connect to all workstations by going to start>run>\\<computername>\c$.

Any help would be appreciated.

Windows XP

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Brugh

12/16/2008

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