Hello I guess my problem boils down to: Is there a way to add static browse list entries? The longer version: I have a firewalled network running here with one subnet in the Green zone and a subnet in the demilitarized zone. In the Green zone a Samba server is running as Master Browser and WINS, in the DMZ there is a Samba server running as file server. The Clients get their browse lists from the server in Green. I want the server in the DMZ to be accessible by the clients in the Green subnet. But I wouldn't like to pin any holes into the firewall (from DMZ to Green), nor spread the browse lists into the DMZ. I managed the access part by adding a static entry to wins.dat of the Green server. But now I want the DMZ server also to show up in the browse lists in the Green subnet. But how can I do that? I could use "remote announce" on the DMZ server, but for that I'd need to pin a hole into the firewall (from DMZ to Green). I could use "remote browse sync" on the Green server, but that would spread the browse lists into the DMZ, and thus reveal information about the Green network to a possible attacker. I would need kind of an inverse "remote announce" or a static browse list entry (like wins.dat). However, trying to add an entry to browse.dat didn't seem to work. So is there a way to achieve that somehow? Samba fileserver in the DMZ is 3.0.24 Samba master/WINS in Green is 3.0.20 Greets Michael