Xp machine does not see the network

This was posted earlier, but there were some mistakes. Here is a more precise
explanation of the problem.


We are running windows 2000 SP 4 in a 2000 domain.

One of our XP workstations does not see any of the computers on the domain
when you click on “Network Places�.
On the server, when you Click My Network Places>Entire Network> Search for
all computers you do not see this machine.

I can ping the problem machine by name and IP address from other computers
on the LAN. The XP machine is using the same dns servers that everyone else
is using.
DNS is using an Active Directory Integrated using Allowing for Dynamic Update.

I have deleted the object from the Active Directory and then joined the
domain again.
The XP machine does have File and Print sharing enabled.


Any ideas?

Regards,

Network Places relies on the browser service and Netbios names, not DNS.
Check that Netbios over TCP/IP is enabled on the XP machine which doesn't
show up in a browse list.

"Owen@7" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> This was posted earlier, but there were some mistakes. Here is a more
> precise
> explanation of the problem.
>
>
> We are running windows 2000 SP 4 in a 2000 domain.
>
> One of our XP workstations does not see any of the computers on the
> domain
> when you click on "Network Places".
> On the server, when you Click My Network Places>Entire Network> Search for
> all computers you do not see this machine.
>
> I can ping the problem machine by name and IP address from other computers
> on the LAN. The XP machine is using the same dns servers that everyone
> else
> is using.
> DNS is using an Active Directory Integrated using Allowing for Dynamic
> Update.
>
> I have deleted the object from the Active Directory and then joined the
> domain again.
> The XP machine does have File and Print sharing enabled.
>
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Regards,
>