NetBIOSGroup
Why does the "Routing and Remote access" service require Netbios via the microsoft client to be running?
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I did not read it. Its the resolution to a problem I had.
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not netbeui..........netbios
>>where did you read this? Netbios is non routable?
Where did YOU read THAT? NetBIOS is most certainly routable. I think you're confused! NetBEUI is NOT routable!
As far as NetBIOS and the RRA service, I've not heard that however. Please be more specific about what makes you believe it is required to use.
Where did YOU read THAT? NetBIOS is most certainly routable. I think you're confused! NetBEUI is NOT routable!
As far as NetBIOS and the RRA service, I've not heard that however. Please be more specific about what makes you believe it is required to use.
My appologies strictly jhance is correct you can route Netbios but it is inadvisable, it it based an a broadcast principle, and by default routers dont forward broadcast traffic. as this is frowned upon in network design
Pete
Pete
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I'm trying to setup a system to answer dial-in connections. Thus I need the "Routing and remote access" service. When I attemted to start it......I got an error telling me a dependency service was not started. This dependency service was listed as "NetBIOSGroup". Researching that I determined that I had not enabled NetBios over TCP/IP. Thus netbios is requried.
I've just figured out my own problems answer......I'm pretty sure. I can't test it until tomorrow. I just (as usual) got couldn't see the forest for the trees. Completly forgot what netbios is for. Or perhaps.....need further clarification that I got from paq. Big relief.................I hope.
It actually will be solving two issues for me. I intend to close this myself in that I've (highly confident) resolved it myself. Thanks
I've just figured out my own problems answer......I'm pretty sure. I can't test it until tomorrow. I just (as usual) got couldn't see the forest for the trees. Completly forgot what netbios is for. Or perhaps.....need further clarification that I got from paq. Big relief.................I hope.
It actually will be solving two issues for me. I intend to close this myself in that I've (highly confident) resolved it myself. Thanks
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I object. This question has been answered already. I see no reason for a deletion.
Indeed I would suggest jhance comment of 11/13/2003 10:42AM GMT be accepted as the answer unless the poster comes back to justify a reason for the deletion request?
Pete
Pete
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This is my first time here. I'm sorry about offending anyone. Please feel free to award the points. Obvisously I need to learn the culture here. I've added 50 points for your troubles.
scott
scott
>>This is my first time here.
No Problems :0)
If you ever get stuck just sing out, most of the experts will help you out :0)
Pete
No Problems :0)
If you ever get stuck just sing out, most of the experts will help you out :0)
Pete
where did you read this? Netbios is non routable?
Cheers!