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Unable to browse remote pc thru network neighbor

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Sergio - 19 Oct 2005 04:29 GMT
I have four remote sites that each of them belong to a different subnets and
each of the remote sites has a router.  That this four routers are connected
by a frame relay. Previously I can browse the remote PC's on the other sites
thru network neighborhood.

But when I've installed a firewall on my network.  Specifically on the site
where I work. (The firewall is just behind the router from the frame relay.)  
I can't anymore browse the pc of the remote sites.  The only pc that I can
browse are the pc that belongs to my subnet...
I configured the firewall in a transparent mode that it just like acts like
a switch.  Also I disable the blocking capabilities of the firewall.  Also I
already enabled the WINS on my network, but still I can't browse the other
remote pc.

But I got a response from my "PING"

Please help me.

Thanks!!!
Richard G. Harper - 19 Oct 2005 11:17 GMT
Disconnect the firewall device.  If browsing works then, you either have a
firewall configuration problem or the device isn't really in "transparent"
mode.

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>I have four remote sites that each of them belong to a different subnets
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