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The thread discusses troubleshooting network visibility issues where two out of three computers are not appearing in the network list. The original poster seeks guidance, and a responder suggests checking the firewall settings (particularly on the Public profile) and ensuring specific services (Function Discovery Provider Host and Function Discovery Resource Publication) are enabled and running. The discussion includes multiple repetitions of advice, with the original poster asking for clarification on locating certain services. Overall, the exchange is helpful, focusing on configuring network discovery settings to resolve visibility problems.

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We have a n/w of 3 computers. The other 2 computers are not seen in my N/w list. What to do?
 

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A couple of items to check.
  • The firewall, if you're using the "Public" profile that can certainly block network discovery
  • Also check the following two services and make sure they are enabled and running
    • fdPHost Function Discovery Provider Host
    • FDResPub Function Discovery Resource Publica...

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A couple of items to check.
  • The firewall, if you're using the "Public" profile that can certainly block network discovery
  • Also check the following two services and make sure they are enabled and running
    • fdPHost Function Discovery Provider Host
    • FDResPub Function Discovery Resource Publica...
 

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A couple of items to check.
  • The firewall, if you're using the "Public" profile that can certainly block network discovery
  • Also check the following two services and make sure they are enabled and running
    • fdPHost Function Discovery Provider Host
    • FDResPub Function Discovery Resource Publica...

Thanks a lot! GOD BLESS YOU!!!
 

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A couple of items to check.
  • The firewall, if you're using the "Public" profile that can certainly block network discovery
  • Also check the following two services and make sure they are enabled and running
    • fdPHost Function Discovery Provider Host
    • FDResPub Function Discovery Resource Publica...

Where to find :
  • fdPHost Function Discovery Provider Host
  • FDResPub Function Discovery Resource Publica...
 

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Press [Windows key + r] and type services.msc