At 09:05 AM 7/15/99 , Brian Macy wrote:
>Roger Blake wrote:
> > diald[1381]: Trigger: udp 172.16.0.201/1024 128.9.0.107/53
>
>I haven't read any of the suggests but how about one of the following:
>- Silently firewall off the packets that are causing the trigger
>- Setup diald to ignore udp 1024
My guess would be that udp 1024 is an arbitrary number... probably the
first available port on the Windows box (although I don't think it should
be, but hey, it's Windows.)
>- Figure out why in the world the stupid NT box is trying to send the requests
It's a DNS request, netbios is attempting to resolve a name it doesn't know
by using DNS, just like any other app. He should be able to solve the
problem by unchecking "Enable DNS for Windows Resolution" on the "WINS
Address" tab of the TCPIP Properties.
I think this is in the how-to..
just a guess.
jon
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