Stopping/starting the Server Service should force a browser
election. This could be why your problem is resolved this way. The
server will then automatically become the Master Browser.
Question for USO: what clients are you using? If you are running
Win 3.11 or Win 95 clients, you may want to read this
article:
If you
find this to be the problem, there are 2 registry keys listed in the
article you can change to prevent your clients from participating in a
browser election.
http://www.sunbelt-software.com/ntsysadmin_list_charter.htm |
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