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WINS or No WINS

Asked by mrozman in WINS, Windows 2003 Server, TCP/IP

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I was just talking with someone who was explaining to me that WINS is required in a network, with XP and Vista workstations within a Windows 2003 domain, running Integrated Active Directory Microsoft DNS.  

If you have a MS DNS solution, and the DHCP server is updating new leases, using DNS for name resolution, why is WINS still required?  

I have a network in one office/client that doesn't use any instances of WINS whatsoever, so what again, I'm wondering why WINS is required, if what was said it accurate.  Start Free Trial
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Zones: WINS, Windows 2003 Server, TCP/IP
Tags: wins, 2003
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Solution Provided By: Netman66
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