domain / workgroup doesnt appear in network neighbourhood
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Hello,
I have a question and im hoping someone can help me solve this problem.
recently we connected one external location to our network.
The workgroup / domain doesn't show up in our network neighbourhood.
How come the domain / workgroup isnt showing in our network neighbourhood?
I haven't made any changes to DNS , Sites / trusts jet.
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