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September 10th 06, 11:45 AM
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Vista 5600 can't see machines outside workgroup...
I just upgraded my machine from 5472 to 5600 and have some weird network
problems. My PC is in a network workgroup on my home network but I need to access machines in the domain at my office. My home network is connected to the office using IPSEC tunnel on my home router which seems to be working just fine. Despite having access to machines in that network and subscribing to the domain WINs server, my 5600 Vista client won't see ANY machines outside of the local workgroup. I can "ping" them by name from the command prompt but that is it. Any ideas? 
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September 10th 06, 02:29 PM
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Vista 5600 can't see machines outside workgroup...
Similar situation here except I'm running PPTP. Diagnostics tell me
192.168.1.1 is currently online. I've tried turning off the local firewall but that makes no difference.When I boot from Windows XP there's no problem. Any ideas? "Markctpr" wrote in message ... I just upgraded my machine from 5472 to 5600 and have some weird network problems. My PC is in a network workgroup on my home network but I need to access machines in the domain at my office. My home network is connected to the office using IPSEC tunnel on my home router which seems to be working just fine. Despite having access to machines in that network and subscribing to the domain WINs server, my 5600 Vista client won't see ANY machines outside of the local workgroup. I can "ping" them by name from the command prompt but that is it. Any ideas?
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September 10th 06, 02:39 PM
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Vista 5600 can't see machines outside workgroup...
I also tried setting up a VPN connection but that did not help. It is almost like there is some setting someplace that says "ignore all machines outside my workgroup" that the command line commands ignore but everything inside the windows environment pays attention to. It is REALLY annoying because Outlook can't find the Exchange server in my office. --- "marco" wrote: Similar situation here except I'm running PPTP. Diagnostics tell me 192.168.1.1 is currently online. I've tried turning off the local firewall but that makes no difference.When I boot from Windows XP there's no problem. Any ideas? "Markctpr" wrote in message ... I just upgraded my machine from 5472 to 5600 and have some weird network problems. My PC is in a network workgroup on my home network but I need to access machines in the domain at my office. My home network is connected to the office using IPSEC tunnel on my home router which seems to be working just fine. Despite having access to machines in that network and subscribing to the domain WINs server, my 5600 Vista client won't see ANY machines outside of the local workgroup. I can "ping" them by name from the command prompt but that is it. Any ideas?
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