Unable to Browse a Windows NT Server from a LAN Manager ClientLast reviewed: May 12, 1997Article ID: Q105448 |
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SYMPTOMSWhen you browse a Windows NT workgroup or domain from an MS-DOS or OS/2 LAN Manager Networking Client, you may be unable to browse the list of available servers on the network. Additionally, if a mixed environment of LAN Manager 2.x and Windows NT servers are being used, the LAN Manager servers may be visible in the browse list, even when the Windows NT servers are not. When you use the LAN Manager browse command NET VIEW, you will receive the message "No entries in list." Under the Windows File Manager, the workgroup or domain will appear empty.
CAUSEWindows NT has a configurable setting for the Server service, which enables LAN Manager 2.x Browser broadcasts. Because the MS-DOS Networking Client is LAN Manager-based software, this option needs to be enabled for the clients to browse any available Window NT servers. This option is not enabled by default.
RESOLUTIONFor all client computers to browse correctly, the Browse Master for the domain or workgroup must have this option enabled. Because the Browse Master responsibilities can be taken on by any Windows NT computer in the workgroup, it is recommended that in an environment with LAN Manager clients, all Windows NT computers should have this option enabled. Use the following procedure to enable LAN Manager broadcasts:
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