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On Tue, 30 May 2006 04:58:43 +1000, "Arthur Barrett" <arthur.barrett at march-hare.com> wrote: >Bo, > >> Why is w2003cvs not listed? > >The Zeroconf / Bonjour stuff is advertised on port 5353 and is generally >only available for your subnet. So if anything is on the other side of >a VPN or on a different subnet then you don't see it. > >Tony has briefly talked about a separate option being available for >cross-subnet (or even internet) publishing - that's kinda what the whole >"global" options are in WV and WM - Tony did publish what the CVSROOT's >were for these, or you can click the properties in WV / WM. However I >don't think that we've really focused on cross subnet publishing yet. > >When I go to a customer site I personally do NOT like going into the >microsoft browse network to find 3000 servers - showing the ones in my >subnet I find much more useful... > >As for your VPC client - when I run VPC on my Mac all the "clients" are >considered to be on a different subnet to mny actual Mac. Do the two >servers that appear on your "info browse" real comnputers or VPC's? I don't understand this question. But the servers that appear on info -b are the one on the workstation I issue the command from plus my old reliable W2K server in the other end of the house. Not listed are the VPC one on my own workstation and the XP-Pro one on the other end of the VPN tunnel. The 3 servers on my end are all getting DHCP addresses from the same DHCP server (my Internet router) and are on the same subnet therefore. Netstat on my VPC server shows UDP port 5353 is active, I guess via cvsnt. HTH /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)