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September 22nd 06, 08:44 AM
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Mac doesn't show up in Network explorer or browse
After installing RC1 and making some changes in security policy suggested in
a different post: FROM VISTA: The Mac (OS X 10.4) does not show up in the Network explorer window or behind the Browse button in the Map Network Drive dialog. I can nonetheless map a folder on the Mac by typing the full path to the folder (eg \\mac\docs) and providing account and password. FROM MAC: The Vista machine shows up on Network in the Finder, shares are all listed, and everything works great. 
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September 23rd 06, 10:43 AM
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Mac doesn't show up in Network explorer or browse
"DougK" wrote in message ... After installing RC1 and making some changes in security policy suggested in a different post: FROM VISTA: The Mac (OS X 10.4) does not show up in the Network explorer window or behind the Browse button in the Map Network Drive dialog. I can nonetheless map a folder on the Mac by typing the full path to the folder (eg \\mac\docs) and providing account and password. FROM MAC: The Vista machine shows up on Network in the Finder, shares are all listed, and everything works great. Interesting. What install of 10.4 are you using, and is the firewall running? I've just tested with a MacBook running 10.4.7 and (it took a while but) I can see my Mac just fine. -- -- Robert Moir Microsoft MVP www.robertmoir.com
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