Re: Cannot Browse to Certain PCs

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From: "TheScullster" <phil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2008 15:54:44 -0000

"Marcin" wrote

Access to admin shares is restricted to members of local Administrators
group on the local computer. While Domain Admins global group is
automatically added to local Administrators when the computer joins the
domain, it is possible to remove it afterwards. Have you confirmed that
this is not the case?

Marcin

Thanks for reply
Yes the domain admin is in the local admin group.
Strangest thing, the PC is on the network (Win2003 server domain) but I
can't access it or even ping it!

Any more ideas?

TIA

Phil

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- Cannot Browse to Certain PCs
  - From: TheScullster
- Re: Cannot Browse to Certain PCs
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