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Thanks...forgot about DHCP Client options for browsing node type. &nbsp;Can we do this for non-DHCP implementation? Thanks for WINIPCFG command. &nbsp;Seems to be the windows equiv. of IPCONFIG/all.<br />

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Thanks...forgot about DHCP Client options for browsing node type.  Can we do this for non-DHCP implementation? Thanks for WINIPCFG command.  Seems to be the windows equiv. of IPCONFIG/all.


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Winipcgig is a graphicl equal to the nt ipconfig, hoping to see it in nt5 (haven't looked yet).... There is so many exras and tips in the resours kits, its amazing! Could spend lifetimes just studying them. Don't know of a implementation for non-dhcp, but again, so many things are hidden both in NT itself and the resourse kits.... I think you can order Resourse Kit, supp. 1 and get the orgional kit and the extras in Supp 1.<br />

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Winipcgig is a graphicl equal to the nt ipconfig, hoping to see it in nt5 (haven't looked yet).... There is so many exras and tips in the resours kits, its amazing! Could spend lifetimes just studying them. Don't know of a implementation for non-dhcp, but again, so many things are hidden both in NT itself and the resourse kits.... I think you can order Resourse Kit, supp. 1 and get the orgional kit and the extras in Supp 1.


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Running IPCONFIG/all, shows the &quot;node type&quot; which shows which mode the browser is using. &nbsp;I started &quot;(B)Broadcast&quot; Node without WINS enabled and then &quot;&nbsp;(H)Hybrid&quot; Node with WINS enabled. &nbsp;How do u get the other Node types ie...P node, Enhanced Microsoft B-node, and (m)Mixed mode to show up? I realize that H-node is the most optimal way to browse. &nbsp;This is simply an MCSE trivia question that is bothering me.
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Running IPCONFIG/all, shows the "node type" which shows which mode the browser is using.  I started "(B)Broadcast" Node without WINS enabled and then " (H)Hybrid" Node with WINS enabled.  How do u get the other Node types ie...P node, Enhanced Microsoft B-node, and (m)Mixed mode to show up? I realize that H-node is the most optimal way to browse.  This is simply an MCSE trivia question that is bothering me.

Setting up Netbios Name resolution Node Types

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.