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Looking at the network for computers is the old style of doing things. You can only browse for computers on your local IP subnet. Normally you would connect to servers by just going \\servername . If your servers are on a different subnet you can't browse and see them unless you run the legacy WINS service on a server and configure everything to use WINS.
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Looking at the network for computers is the old style of doing things. You can only browse for computers on your local IP subnet. Normally you would connect to servers by just going \\servername . If your servers are on a different subnet you can't browse and see them unless you run the legacy WINS service on a server and configure everything to use WINS.

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They are all on the same subnet. &nbsp;
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Yes, the computer Browser services were disabled on all servers... &nbsp;Many thanks....
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Yes, the computer Browser services were disabled on all servers...  Many thanks....

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We have several virtual server 2008's running under Hyper-V. &nbsp;All the Win 7 workstations can see each other on the network, &nbsp;but the hyper-v server along with the virtual servers cannot be seen under Network. &nbsp;I can ping the servers and they are resolved using DNS. We can also map network drives. &nbsp;How can we get to see the servers on the network?<br />
Thanks
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We have several virtual server 2008's running under Hyper-V.  All the Win 7 workstations can see each other on the network,  but the hyper-v server along with the virtual servers cannot be seen under Network.  I can ping the servers and they are resolved using DNS. We can also map network drives.  How can we get to see the servers on the network?
Thanks

Cannot see servers on network

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.