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SammyBar
Hi,
We have a LAN segmented by a W2K server with two NICs. Lets call A the main
subnet, and B to the segmented new one subnet. It have been working without
problems except one: When browsing the available PCs by using Windows
Explorer network neighbourhood on the subnet A, I can't see any of the PCs
on the beyond-W2K-segment B. PCs connected to B can 'see' each other and
also they can 'see' the PCs connected to A. From A you can reach shared
resources at the B subnet by calling Find Computer from the network
neighbourhood. Clients are Win98.
Now we are installing printer servers on the subnet B. But when installing
software on the subnet A PCs the software can't find the printer server on B
just 'cause it browse the LAN looking for the server.
I think it is a WINS problem but I can't figure out how to solve it.
Any hint is welcomed
Thanks in advance
Sammy
We have a LAN segmented by a W2K server with two NICs. Lets call A the main
subnet, and B to the segmented new one subnet. It have been working without
problems except one: When browsing the available PCs by using Windows
Explorer network neighbourhood on the subnet A, I can't see any of the PCs
on the beyond-W2K-segment B. PCs connected to B can 'see' each other and
also they can 'see' the PCs connected to A. From A you can reach shared
resources at the B subnet by calling Find Computer from the network
neighbourhood. Clients are Win98.
Now we are installing printer servers on the subnet B. But when installing
software on the subnet A PCs the software can't find the printer server on B
just 'cause it browse the LAN looking for the server.
I think it is a WINS problem but I can't figure out how to solve it.
Any hint is welcomed
Thanks in advance
Sammy