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I have a strange one here. When connecting a vista ultimate 32 bit machine to our company lan, we have experienced a problem where our Wins server starts acting up. Basically, when this Vista laptop comes onto the network with netbios over tcp/ip enabled, the wins server starts changing the address of other clients/servers to the same ip address that was assigned to the vista laptop???. It is the strangest thing and I can't figure it out. It is assigned a 10.185.10.47 address and when it comes online, almost every entry or future entry listed in Wins changes its ip to the ip assigned to the Vista client. This machine is not part of the domain and does have an entry in reverse lookup (DNS). Once I disable netbios over tcp/ip, it doesn't give me the ip problem, but now he can no longer view the machines through network, but machines are still mappable.
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