Domain Controller invisable

Say for instance you were going to map a network drive.
So open a foler and you click on Tools and then Map
Network Drive. Next to the "Folder:" field there is a
Browse button. Click on that. A little window comes.
Next click on "Entire Network" then "Microsoft Windows
Network" and then click on your domain (in my case the
damin is called "CAMPHILL").

Now I have 2 Domain Controllers on my network both of
which should be listed here. DC1 and DC2 is very simply
what they are called. DC2 I can see fine however, DC1 is
not listed. It is like it's invisable. I can't even see
it if I try to map a drive on DC1.

I hope this makes sense to everyone. If not, feel free to
email me at (E-Mail Removed). Any help would be
much appreciated. Thanks!

Whats is the Server OS on DC1 and DC2
On DC1 is the domain dns full name 'CAMPHILL'
or you just informing the netbois name as 'camphiil'
and the full dns name is something like champhill.com
camphill.local etc.?

Sharad
"Ray" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:1191501c3f508$77eab5c0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Say for instance you were going to map a network drive.
> So open a foler and you click on Tools and then Map
> Network Drive. Next to the "Folder:" field there is a
> Browse button. Click on that. A little window comes.
> Next click on "Entire Network" then "Microsoft Windows
> Network" and then click on your domain (in my case the
> damin is called "CAMPHILL").
>
> Now I have 2 Domain Controllers on my network both of
> which should be listed here. DC1 and DC2 is very simply
> what they are called. DC2 I can see fine however, DC1 is
> not listed. It is like it's invisable. I can't even see
> it if I try to map a drive on DC1.
>
> I hope this makes sense to everyone. If not, feel free to
> email me at (E-Mail Removed). Any help would be
> much appreciated. Thanks!

What exact error do you receive when you attempt
to map to a share on DC1 by specifying a name and
share name e.g., \\DC1\sharename?

"Ray" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> Say for instance you were going to map a network drive.
> So open a foler and you click on Tools and then Map
> Network Drive. Next to the "Folder:" field there is a
> Browse button. Click on that. A little window comes.
> Next click on "Entire Network" then "Microsoft Windows
> Network" and then click on your domain (in my case the
> damin is called "CAMPHILL").
>
> Now I have 2 Domain Controllers on my network both of
> which should be listed here. DC1 and DC2 is very simply
> what they are called. DC2 I can see fine however, DC1 is
> not listed. It is like it's invisable. I can't even see
> it if I try to map a drive on DC1.

Both the server are running 2003 Server. CAMPHILL is the
netbios name. The FQDN is camp-hill-ps.vic.gov.edu.au.

Windows 2003/2000/XP machines can map a drive from DC1
easy but it can't see it in the list.

However, when a windows 95/98 machine comes to mapping a
drive from it, it wont work. Simply says it cant find the
network drive. Win 95/98 also cant see it in the list.


>-----Original Message-----
>Whats is the Server OS on DC1 and DC2
>On DC1 is the domain dns full name 'CAMPHILL'
>or you just informing the netbois name as 'camphiil'
>and the full dns name is something like champhill.com
>camphill.local etc.?
>
>Sharad
>"Ray" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:1191501c3f508$77eab5c0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Say for instance you were going to map a network drive.
>> So open a foler and you click on Tools and then Map
>> Network Drive. Next to the "Folder:" field there is a
>> Browse button. Click on that. A little window comes.
>> Next click on "Entire Network" then "Microsoft Windows
>> Network" and then click on your domain (in my case the
>> damin is called "CAMPHILL").
>>
>> Now I have 2 Domain Controllers on my network both of
>> which should be listed here. DC1 and DC2 is very simply
>> what they are called. DC2 I can see fine however, DC1
is
>> not listed. It is like it's invisable. I can't even
see
>> it if I try to map a drive on DC1.
>>
>> I hope this makes sense to everyone. If not, feel free
to
>> email me at (E-Mail Removed). Any help would be
>> much appreciated. Thanks!
>
>
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