David Wall
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Duplicate names on TCP and master browser
I have a network where one machine (ws3) is displaying " A duplicate name has been detected omn the tcp network" and I cannot find any duplicate names for the offending machime. using nbtstat -n.
Now interestingly the ip address the error points to is the master browser server (se1) and I am getting entries in the eventlog that state the Machine (ws3) in is trying to force an election.
Could the duplicate name be master browser?
Furthermore this was happening yesterday with another PC (ws2) at the time I tried a rebbot of the offending machine (ws2) this cleared it off that machine , but at the same time started on this machine (ws3)
Now interestingly the ip address the error points to is the master browser server (se1) and I am getting entries in the eventlog that state the Machine (ws3) in is trying to force an election.
Could the duplicate name be master browser?
Furthermore this was happening yesterday with another PC (ws2) at the time I tried a rebbot of the offending machine (ws2) this cleared it off that machine , but at the same time started on this machine (ws3)
Are you using Load balance on these machines or do they carry dual NICs?
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The dc certainly does and is teamed the machies that are causing the issues are just single nics!
The load balance feature is not configured correctly on your server. Try disconnecting one NIC on the server and see if the problem persist.
My experiences with this error is because of Load Balancing.
My experiences with this error is because of Load Balancing.
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