Server not in \Network\Servers\

My server is not showing up in \Network\Servers, rather just sitting there in \Network\xserve. How do I change this?

You don't! That's the normal operation.

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    you may right click on the server which you want to remove and select “Remove Server from Group”.
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  • Error "kdc: Server not found in database" on attempted connections using Network User Credentials

    I am rebuilding my system after a recent debacle with Time Machine, which resulted in a complete wiping of my Open Directory contents. At this point, users can log into various computers on the network, when the hosts have been reconnected to the newly formed Open Directory and the trust certificate has been authorized.  However, when users attempt to connect to any file share, the Network User Account credentials fail to gain access.
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    3. After you have moved files into the user's folders, you can use "sudo chown -R [owner]:[group] [homeFolderPath]/*" and "sudo chmod -R 700 [homeFolderPath]/*" (replace the [owner] and [group] portions of these commands with the owners and groups identified by the command in step 1, and replace [homeFolderPath] with a path to the user directory created for the specific user.
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    1. We run "ls -al" on the newly created home folder and find that the folder /Volumes/HomeFolders/johnnybgood is owned by johnnybgood and the group "staff".
    2. We copy or move files from the old locations using commands similar to the following:
           sudo mv /OldFolderLocation/johnnybgood/Documents/* /Volumes/HomeFolders/johnnybgood/Documents
           sudo mv /OldFolderLocation/johnnybgood/Desktop/* /Volumes/HomeFolders/johnnybgood/Desktop
           sudo mv /OldFolderLocation/johnnybgood/Music/* /Volumes/HomeFolders/johnnybgood/Music
           ....etc....
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           sudo chown -R johnnybgood:staff /Volumes/HomeFolders/johnnybgood/Desktop
           sudo chown -R johnnybgood:staff /Volumes/HomeFolders/johnnybgood/Music
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           sudo chmod -R 700 /Volumes/HomeFolders/johnnybgood/Documents
           sudo chmod -R 700 /Volumes/HomeFolders/johnnybgood/Desktop
           sudo chmod -R 700 /Volumes/HomeFolders/johnnybgood/Music
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  • Server admin not showing network traffic graph

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  • Standalone report server not found on the network between logical partitions on AIX

    Hello,
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  • OVM Server 2.2.1 in a ProLiant BL680c G7 did not detect networks interfaces

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  • Server side does not detect network failure

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  • Cannot connect to my Server across my network

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  • Secure Network Servers (SNS) in ISE version 1.1.4

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  • Outlook 2013, intermittent "exchange server not avaliable"

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