You're making it up.

Post #135,680

by pwhysall

1/14/04 11:37:22 AM

1/14/04 11:39:10 AM

You're making it up.

Table 9.1 NetBIOS Node Types

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Node Type	Description
B-node (broadcast)	B-node uses broadcast NetBIOS name queries for name registration and resolution. B-node has two major problems: (1) Broadcasts disturb every node on the network. (2) Routers typically do not forward broadcasts, so only NetBIOS names on the local network can\r\nbe resolved.
P-node (peer_peer)	P-node uses a NetBIOS name server, such as a WINS server, to resolve NetBIOS names. P-node does not use broadcasts; instead, it queries the name server directly.
M-node (mixed)	M-node is a combination of B-node and P-node. By default, an M-node functions as a B-node. If an M-node is unable to resolve a name by broadcast, it queries a NetBIOS name server using\r\nP-node.
H-node (hybrid)	H-node is a combination of P-node and B-node. By default, an H-node functions as a P-node. If an H-node is unable to resolve a name through the NetBIOS name server, it uses a broadcast to resolve the name.

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\r\nFrom [link|http://www.microsoft.com/mspress/books/sampchap/4245.asp#5|http://www.microsoft...mpchap/4245.asp#5]\r\n

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\r\nI'm nobody's fool but mine, Ross :)\r\n

Edited by pwhysall Jan. 14, 2004, 11:39:10 AM EST

You're making it up.

Table 9.1 NetBIOS Node Types

Node Type	Description
B-node (broadcast)	B-node uses broadcast NetBIOS name queries for name registration and resolution. B-node has two major problems: (1) Broadcasts disturb every node on the network. (2) Routers typically do not forward broadcasts, so only NetBIOS names on the local network can be resolved.
P-node (peer_peer)	P-node uses a NetBIOS name server, such as a WINS server, to resolve NetBIOS names. P-node does not use broadcasts; instead, it queries the name server directly.
M-node (mixed)	M-node is a combination of B-node and P-node. By default, an M-node functions as a B-node. If an M-node is unable to resolve a name by broadcast, it queries a NetBIOS name server using P-node.
H-node (hybrid)	H-node is a combination of P-node and B-node. By default, an H-node functions as a P-node. If an H-node is unable to resolve a name through the NetBIOS name server, it uses a broadcast to resolve the name.

I'm nobody's fool but mine, Ross :)

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Post #135,702

by deSitter

1/14/04 1:12:40 PM

1/14/04 1:15:01 PM

OK H mode

It's been a while since the NT 3.51 tests :)

In any case you know what I meant, but thanks for going into C-mode:

C mode: When a forumer's memory has holes, Peter will switch into C-mode or "correction" mode, in which vast amounts of MCSE study bits will be searched for terminology :)

-drl

Edited by deSitter Jan. 14, 2004, 01:15:01 PM EST

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