Helloguys, Icarryamininetwork activityin the company andI would likesuggestions. My networkconsists ofPCsandWindows7 64 bitIhave theability to createworking groups for each department andenter a descriptioncomputer for eachclient. Since everycomputerhasan identification code,I wouldhavethe ability to displayeach timeI go tobrowsethe networkto see theworking groupsorganizedinto departmentsand onceclicked ononeof it,I would like toviewall clientscourse, have thePC name,referringto codeidentificationand nexta description, referred toname of'user. All thiswas possiblewith WindowsXPbut withwin Seven..as a remedy? thanks Annulla modifiche

Sorry for the english .. Let me explain by showing you the screenshot. What I get is what I am showing that I configured on a PC at home, or Windows Seven and Windows XP. On xp I get clicking on Resource Network \ Entire Network \ Microsoft Windows Network\ (All working groups that I created on the client) I would get the same thing about Windows Seven, from any location. This Screenshoot instead is the client that is located on the workgroup MSHOME in this example. Now comes in the Computer Description! Since the Company will have all the names of the type PC-54 PC-12, the user would access the data of George, he can not remember the name of his computer, but at least he knows that working in Administration, then this case, will access to the Working Group called Directors, will see all clients with special names and descriptions based on computer (as in the case mentioned below) will now have access to George, without making any effort. On Windows Seven network in dough, so show me any PC with flat IDs that do nothing but make life complicated end-user who simply wants to access a file on another PC. In the company of two clients I tried to set them on two different workgroups and I can still see them in pastry network, while at home I can only see PCs that belong to the same group. (maybe I will not have deleted the 'arp cache or not dns cache does not open ..) In this way if a client wants to access another client that is located in a designated work group, LLMNR reduces traffic and Netbios, because once you click on the Group Administration to example number, then they would only name resolution traffic client on the same group, or am I wrong? Also would reduce banda, right?

It is not easy to read you letter. You are expected to make it more readable at least by adding spaces between words. In comparison with Windows XP, Windows 7 has two way firewall and ports, that are opened by default in Windows XP are closed in Windows 7. For sharing you need port 445, but for legacy visibility there are ports 137-139 to be opened. If you work with workgroup model, all accounts should be valid on all affected computers and all computers are in the same workgroup. Active Directory is better model for centralized user and computer management and require the presence of at least one server (domain controller) Regards Milos