Browsing in an IP Internetwork

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Browsing in an IP Internetwork

Now that you’ve learned about browsing itself and know how it works, you are ready to learn about browsing in an IP internetwork, meaning browsing over multiple subnets. This is not as easy as it sounds. Some has already been explained through the process of domain announcement. But this only allows for Master Browsers to talk to the Domain Master Browser. This requires a Windows NT domain controller to be in each subnet. It may not be feasible to put a domain controller at each subnet, thus, no browsing. The first major obstacle is that browsing relies on broadcast packets, which means they are actually sent to everyone on the network segment. However, routers do not generally forward these broadcast packets, creating a browsing problem for collecting, distributing, and servicing the client request for browse lists. If these packets are not forwarded, you are unable to browse in an internetwork environment without a local domain controller.

If the browse list cannot get distributed properly, then you have no browsing capability.

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