Vista - Browsing a network

I work in the IT Department of a University and we are testing Vista. One
problem that I am having is that when I try to browse our network I get a
bunch of stuff that I don't need but not what I do need. In Windows XP I
browse Microsoft Windows Network and I find all of the Domains on campus. I
find mine and then i can browse all system with in that group. With vista I
click on network and it browses the intire campus. How do I Isolate it to
just mine.

When you open Start - Network, you can left-click on the Name heading on
the right panel, and turn on other headings to view...
Discovery Method
Network Location
Workgroup
Category

I'm not in a domain, but I'll bet it's there for you.





"JoeyJ" <JoeyJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:50E9E551-AC84-485D-BE94-57E5B7E25E4A@microsoft.com...
>I work in the IT Department of a University and we are testing Vista. One
> problem that I am having is that when I try to browse our network I get a
> bunch of stuff that I don't need but not what I do need. In Windows XP I
> browse Microsoft Windows Network and I find all of the Domains on campus.
> I
> find mine and then i can browse all system with in that group. With vista
> I
> click on network and it browses the intire campus. How do I Isolate it to
> just mine.