WinXP 64bit cannot see files on dfs

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Published on 2010-06-01T02:48:46Z Indexed on 2010/06/01 2:54 UTC
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Hi,

I have

Server1 Win2008 Storage Server Running DFS Access-based enumeration - off Offline settings - disabled

Workstation1 WinXP SP3 32bit

Workstation2 WinXP SP2 64bit

I have a shared folder on Server1 on the DFS share. Workstation1 can see all files and folders. Workstation2 does not. I have tested with multiple WinXP 64bit PCs and the same files across these machines do not show up. Going directly to the files via the address bar works.

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