Re: Cant see other domains on network

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In news:E539C145-6C45-40B9-B77D-B935CD6A5009@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
SBatiz <SBatiz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
> I cannot see any of the other domains on my network from my new server
> running sbs2003. I can however see the sbs2003 server (the new one)
> from the other computers on the network. Can anyone please help?

How many domains do you expect to see?

A lot more info about your setup might help.


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