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"No network provider accepted the given network path" when browsing server

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Internet Protocols, SBS Small Business Server, Domain Name Service (DNS)

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I have an XP Pro laptop connecting to a server with Small Biz Server 2003. I can browse the server via IP address but not by host name. The error message I am receiving is "No network provider accepted the given network path". I can browse any other computer in the network by host name but not the server. I CAN ping the server by host name and it resolves just fine. It is only when I try to browse it. I can join the laptop to the domain and perform several other functions related to DNS. I can browse the web as well without problems. This is the only computer on the network that is experiencing this problem. It happens regardless of which user is logged onto the computer. I have researched this issue thoroughly on this site as well as Google but have had no luck so far. Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.

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