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Servicing Client Requests

The final browsing service process is the actual servicing of client requests. Now that a browse list exists and has been distributed, clients have something to access. Figure 10.10 illustrates what happens from the point when a client requests a resource to the actual connection of that resource.

The process follows these steps:

1.	The client tries to access a domain or workgroup using Explorer. In doing so, it contacts the Master Browser of the domain or workgroup that it is trying to access.
2.	The Master Browser gives the client a list of three backup browsers.
3.	The client then asks for the network resource from one of the backup browsers.
4.	The Backup Browser gives the list of servers in that domain or workgroup for which the client is asking.
5.	The client chooses a server and obtains a list of that server’s shared resources.

This process can occasionally cause some conflict if the Master Browser has a resource in its list, but the Backup Browser has not updated itself yet, and the client connects to that Backup Browser and looks for the current list. The resource is not listed in the Backup Browse list yet. This is another reason why items that are not available may appear on the list, or may not be on the list at all.

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