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The domain master browser is a discontinued Windows networking role responsible for broadcasting and synchronizing browse lists across multiple subnets within a single Windows domain. It is necessary on a routed TCP/IP network, that is, when a Windows domain spans more than one TCP/IP network. When a Windows domain spans multiple subnets, each of the subnets has an independent browser called the master browser. The master browser is responsible for the browse list within its respective subnet and portion of the domain on its subnet. The domain master browser is used to collect information from each of the master browsers via the NetServerEnum API call. Once collected the list is merged with the domain master browsers list for its own subnet. This merged list forms the enterprise wide browse list for the domain. This merged list is then distributed to the master browsers in each subnet so that the enterprise list can be available to computers requesting services.
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