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WINS problem? nbtstat -n conflict

Zones: WINS, Windows 2003 Server, Domain Name Service (DNS)

Tags: conflict, wins, nbtstat

I changed my subnets last weekend and have still not fully recovered. I have 5 servers, of whic 2 are DC's. Both are also DNS and WINS servers. The PDC is named as IsDomainMaster in the browser registry. Once I changed subnets, we had some intermittent browsing problems. I looked at the WINS database and of course there were statics that referred to my servers under their old subnet addresses. I deleted anything that referred to the former subne, and rebooted both servers. Neither one can browse. browstat shows the PDC has "no domain browsing". browstat on the other DC says "can't get to the browser list on (PDC)". FInally I checked nbtstat and it shows:

LAN 1:
Node IpAddress: [10.10.1.34] Scope Id: []
NetBIOS Local Name Table
Name Type Status
---------------------------------------------
MYPDC <00> UNIQUE Conflict
MYDOMAIN <00> GROUP Registered
MYDOMAIN <1C> GROUP Registered
MYPDC <20> UNIQUE Conflict
MYDOMAIN <1B> UNIQUE Registered
MYPDC <03> UNIQUE Conflict
ADMINISTRATOR <03> UNIQUE Registered
MYDOMAIN <1E> GROUP Registered
MYDOMAIN <1D> UNIQUE Registered
..__MSBROWSE__.<01> GROUP Registered

I deleted the statics from the WINS database that referred to these records - conflicts still show up! This machine has 2 NICs but only one enabled. I'm stumped. --Dale

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Zone: Networking

Question Asked By: dvanaken

Solution Provided By: jimbecher

Participating Experts: 2

Solution Grade: A

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