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| | Is this working properly? I have a domain, and I have a domain computer running WinSrv2008R2 being used as a dev workstation. On it, I set up a Hyper-V virtual machine that is NOT on the domain, but in a WORKGROUP. Everything works fine, internet access etc. If I click on a domain server via the Network icon it prompts for my domain user/password to connect. But when I click on the network icon, I see all the non-XP domain computers on the network - no domain XP computers show up. 1. Is this working correctly given it's a workgroup and not part of the domain? 2. Computer Browser service is not running on the VM, is that why I can't see the XP machines? 3. If I start Computer Browser service on the VM, is that advised? Currently only DCs have the Computer Browser service running, and all domain computers are visible on all domain computers. Thanks! |
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| | Re: Is this working properly? Hi Mixing Domain and Workgroup is Not a good idea. Jack (MS, MVP-Networking). "Dominick" <at@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:e%23SfoPwMKHA.5108@xxxxxx Quote: >I have a domain, and I have a domain computer running WinSrv2008R2 being >used as a dev workstation. On it, I set up a Hyper-V virtual machine that >is NOT on the domain, but in a WORKGROUP. Everything works fine, internet >access etc. If I click on a domain server via the Network icon it prompts >for my domain user/password to connect. > > But when I click on the network icon, I see all the non-XP domain > computers on the network - no domain XP computers show up. > > 1. Is this working correctly given it's a workgroup and not part of the > domain? > > 2. Computer Browser service is not running on the VM, is that why I can't > see the XP machines? > > 3. If I start Computer Browser service on the VM, is that advised? > Currently only DCs have the Computer Browser service running, and all > domain computers are visible on all domain computers. > > Thanks! |
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| | Re: Is this working properly? I tried to find some documentation on this but couldn't - do you have anything you can point to that I can read about the pitfalls of this? I know about some things like "if the app will be running in a domain you should be testing it in a domain", but for my purposes no domain services are needed. In lieu of any reading, why do you say it's not a good idea? Jack [MVP-Networking] wrote: Quote: > Hi > Mixing Domain and Workgroup is Not a good idea. > Jack (MS, MVP-Networking). > > "Dominick" <at@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:e%23SfoPwMKHA.5108@xxxxxx Quote: >> I have a domain, and I have a domain computer running WinSrv2008R2 >> being used as a dev workstation. On it, I set up a Hyper-V virtual >> machine that is NOT on the domain, but in a WORKGROUP. Everything >> works fine, internet access etc. If I click on a domain server via >> the Network icon it prompts for my domain user/password to connect. >> >> But when I click on the network icon, I see all the non-XP domain >> computers on the network - no domain XP computers show up. >> >> 1. Is this working correctly given it's a workgroup and not part of >> the domain? >> >> 2. Computer Browser service is not running on the VM, is that why I >> can't see the XP machines? >> >> 3. If I start Computer Browser service on the VM, is that advised? >> Currently only DCs have the Computer Browser service running, and all >> domain computers are visible on all domain computers. >> >> Thanks! |
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