Server name hidden from Network Neighborhood

[chosen1]

Running Win2k server and recently installed Etrust InnoculateIT 6.0 After installation, my server became "hidden" in network neighborhood. Almost as if its invisible. I know its invisible as I can still map to it if I know the share name. But if I don't know the exact share name, its a pain.

However when I disable the Etrust services, the server becomes visible again...

Is there any way to fix this bizarre behavior without disabling Etrust?

-Phil

 

[supatech]

you might actually want to contact Etrust CCNA MCP NET+ A+

 

[mginsberg]

With the Etrust software installed try going to command prompt and typing NET CONFIG SERVER /HIDDEN:NO Wait for an hour or so for the change to be reflected in network neighborhood.

Mitchell Ginsberg

 

[chosen1]

I tried "NET CONFIG SERVER /HIDDEN:NO" and no luck.
Thanks anyway. I didn't know that this command existed.

 

[GlenJohnson]

Anything in the event log? How long has this been going on? Glen A. Johnson
Johnson Computer Consulting
MCP W2K
glen@johnsoncomputers.us

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[chosen1]

Found an Etrust fix. Required me to modify a few ini files and a registry key.

http://support.ca.com/techbases/ilnt/QI14884.html

Thanks