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disabling smb1 should not create any issues for these client OS<br />
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Check if workstation service is stopped on workstations
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disabling smb1 should not create any issues for these client OS

Check if workstation service is stopped on workstations

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In the domain controller, go into Control Panel &gt;&nbsp;Network and Sharing Center &gt;&nbsp;Advanced Sharing Settings<br />
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Under &quot;Domain&quot; select &quot;Turn on network discovery&quot; and &quot;Save Changes&quot;
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In the domain controller, go into Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center > Advanced Sharing Settings

Under "Domain" select "Turn on network discovery" and "Save Changes"

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The workstation service is set to automatic and running on the workstations. &nbsp;Network discovery is turned on for both servers.<br />
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I ran dcdiag /a /c/ /q it returned 0 errors for both DNS/DC servers.
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The workstation service is set to automatic and running on the workstations.  Network discovery is turned on for both servers.

I ran dcdiag /a /c/ /q it returned 0 errors for both DNS/DC servers.

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I currently have four locations connected over an MPLS. &nbsp;I recently replaced both DCs a the corporate office with two 2019 servers. &nbsp;Since the change computers at each location are no longer able to see any other workstations/servers on the network. &nbsp;I have a mix of WIN7 and 10 workstations. &nbsp;If this is related to disabling SMB1 is there a workaround to emulate the same sort of browsing functionality?
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I currently have four locations connected over an MPLS.  I recently replaced both DCs a the corporate office with two 2019 servers.  Since the change computers at each location are no longer able to see any other workstations/servers on the network.  I have a mix of WIN7 and 10 workstations.  If this is related to disabling SMB1 is there a workaround to emulate the same sort of browsing functionality?

Unable to see workstation after replacing DCs

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