The Scope of the Network Browser Pane

The DameWare NT Utilities Network Browser will display the following icons where appropriate:

 Represents the root level of the Active Directory Browser list.

 Represents the root level of the AD Browser list, when AD support is disabled.

 Represents the root level of the Windows Network Browser list.

 Represents the root level of the Favorite Domains list.

 Represents the root level of the Favorite Machines (formerly Non-Browsable) Machines list.

 Represents an Active Directory container, or a folder under the Favorite Machines list.

 Represents an Active Directory OU or Container.

 Represents a AD Domain Controller or Server running Microsoft Exchange 2000 or greater

 Represents the root of the Exchange System objects (only shown when Advanced Features are displayed)

 Represents an AD/Exchange Public Folder.

 Represents the AD Domain Policy.

 Represents the AD File Replication Service settings.

 Represents the RCP Services container.

 Represents a Domain in the browser list and also a Primary Domain Controller in the Server list.

 Represents a Primary Domain Controller in the browser list that is not confirmed active.

 Represents a domain that contains at least one Windows Terminal Server.

 Represents a Primary Domain Controller that is running Windows Terminal Server.

 Represents a Primary Domain Controller that is running Windows Terminal Server but is not confirmed active.

 Represents a Backup Domain Controller in the browser list.

 Represents a Backup Domain Controller in the browser list that is not confirmed active.

 Represents a Backup Domain Controller that is running Windows Terminal Server.

 Represents a Backup Domain Controller that is running Windows Terminal Server but is not confirmed active.

 Represents machines that are NT/2000/2003 Servers.

 Represents a Windows NT/2000/2003 Server but is not confirmed active.

 Represents a Windows NT/2000/2003 Server that is running Windows Terminal Server.

 Represents a Windows NT/2000/2003 Server that is running Windows Terminal Server but is not confirmed active.

 Represents the current Network Browser process is working.

 Represents no Primary Domain Controller is found for this domain.

 Represents Windows Vista workstations in the browser list.

 Represents machines that are Windows XP workstation clients in the browser list. (Note: Windows XP has Terminal Services enabled by default)

 Represents Windows NT/2000 workstation clients in the browser list.

 Represents machines that are currently not available or have not been checked on the current network connection(s).

 Represents machines that have been disabled in the browser list, or the root of the Computers list.

 Represents machines that are Windows for Workgroups. Note: Machines identified with this icon do not have expanded views in the Network Browser tree view.

 Represents Windows 95/98/Me clients in the browser list Note: Machines identified with this icon will have limited functionality.

 Represents Windows 95/98/Me clients in the browser list but is not confirmed active.

 Upon selection, opens the Disk Drives view.

 Upon selection, displays the Event Log view.

 Upon selection, displays the Groups view.

 Upon selected, expands the Members option for a Primary Domain Controller within the Network Browser.  Also represents and displays the Members view.

 Upon selection, displays the Add Computer to Domain dialog window.

 Upon selection, displays the Remove Computer from Domain dialog window.

 Upon selection, prompts the user to initiate Domain Synchronization.

 Upon selection, displays the Synchronize Monitor view.

 Upon selection, displays the Open Files view.

 Upon selection, displays the Printer view.

 Upon selection, displays the Processes view.

 Upon selection, displays the Properties view.

 Upon selection, displays the RAS view.

 Upon selection, displays the Registry view.

 Upon selection, expands the Remote Command options. Also represents and displays the Remote Command Console.

 Upon selection, displays the Remote Command view.

 Upon selection, expands the Remote Control options. Also executes the Mini Remote Control application.

 Upon selection, displays the RDP view.

 Upon selection, displays the Replication view.

 Upon selection, displays the Job (AT) Schedule view.

 Upon selection, displays the Task Schedule view. Also represents the root of the Schedule View.

 Upon selection, displays the Search view.

 Upon selection, displays the Send Message view.

 Upon selection, expands the Services options. Also represents and displays the Services view.

 Upon selection, displays the Sessions view.

 Upon selection, displays the Shares view.

 Upon selection, displays the Shutdown view.

 Upon selection, displays the Software view.

 Upon selection, expands the System Tools selection depending on your current System Tools configuration up to sixteen entries.

 Upon selection, expands the Terminal Server view.

 Upon selection, opens the Terminal Server View.

 Upon selection, opens a Terminal Services Client session to the remote machine.

 Upon selection, expands the TCP Utilities options.

 Upon selection, initiates a Ping process on the selected machine.

 Upon selection, initiates a Trace Route process on the selected machine.

 Upon selection, executes Windows FTP application passing on the machine name or IP address to the application.

 Expands the TCP Utilities view.

 Upon selection, opens the TCP Utilities view.

 Upon selection, executes Windows Telnet application passion on the machine name or IP address to the application.

 Upon selection, displays Users view.

 Upon selection, displays the Wake On LAN view.

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