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Do the other computers have Network Discovery enabled also? &nbsp;What OS are the machines using?
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Do the other computers have Network Discovery enabled also?  What OS are the machines using?

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they all have Discovery working and using 2008 Server R2<br />
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they all have Discovery working and using 2008 Server R2

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Is there a setting in GPO that blocks displaying information in &quot;Network&quot;, I say this because i am sure that before i joined the server to the domain as member other servers/computers was been displayed.<br />
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Is there a setting in GPO that blocks displaying information in "Network", I say this because i am sure that before i joined the server to the domain as member other servers/computers was been displayed.

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File and Print sharing is enabled.
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Have found the answer - &quot;Computer Browser&quot; service was disabled
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Have found the answer - "Computer Browser" service was disabled

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I found my out myself that the Computer Browser service was disabled.
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I found my out myself that the Computer Browser service was disabled.

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I have network discovery active &amp;&nbsp;enabled Netbios over tcp/ip, all computers are in the domain. I can ping, map networks drives. Firewall is off. &nbsp;But when i click on &quot;Network&quot; all i get listed is the Router. why? what do i need to do so i can see all? also i if i click on &quot;See full Map&quot; everything is displayed...<br />
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I have network discovery active & enabled Netbios over tcp/ip, all computers are in the domain. I can ping, map networks drives. Firewall is off.  But when i click on "Network" all i get listed is the Router. why? what do i need to do so i can see all? also i if i click on "See full Map" everything is displayed...

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No Servers or computers listed in &quot;network&quot; 2008 Server

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No Servers or computers listed in &quot;network&quot; 2008 Server

No Servers or computers listed in "network" 2008 Server