Hi Rocky
By default your PDC emulator is your domain master browser. If you lose
that each segment master browser will see it's own segment but nothing
else. Browstat will help you find master and backup browsers and adjust
accordingly.
Users should be able to connect using \\fqdn of the server.
Regards;
James R. Day
Active Directory Core Team
Office of the Chief Information Officer
National Park Service
202-230-2983
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People,
This AM, my W2K SP3 FSMO halted (thermally). Compaq is dispatching a
tech to replace a board. But now, my Users, although they can log on to
the domain (there is a backup DC), cannot see a SQL Server/File Server
share set, as well as other PCs on the domain. I can see the Network
from the backup DC and the SQL Server but they can't see it.
Could anyone offer me a hint of why they can't see Servers that are up?
I would appreciate it greatly.
Thanks.
RH
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Rocky Habeeb
Microsoft Systems Administrator
James W. Sewall Company
136 Center Street
Old Town, Maine 04468
207.827.4456
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www.jws.com
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