Re: \\domainname.com\SYSVOL\ is not browseable

From: David Lewis (user_at_microsoft.com)
Date: 01/20/05

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    any more thoughts on this issue from anyone else?

    "Kevin D. Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]" <admin@nospam.WFTX.US>
    |>In news:b6qou0tmms401ug21k1tkd11vai374rk15@4ax.com,
    |>David Lewis <user@microsoft.com> commented
    |>Then Kevin replied below:
    |>> Still have this issue. This thread is almost a month
    |>> now. Have had the problem for months
    |>
    |>Believe me, you are not the first to have this issue in XP and nobody wants
    |>this resolved more than me. If I could reproduce the same behavior on my
    |>son's XP Pro client it would help a lot.
    |>
    |>Let us try this, try connecting to the DFS share by the domain NetBIOS name
    |>like this \\domainNetbiosName\sysvol
    |>
    |>Whether it works or not send me the results from this command:
    |>net start
    |>This command will list the running services, I'd like to compare it to my XP
    |>Pro client. May be there is something in it that should be running

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