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On 20/01/01 at 0:06 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>>Without going right into things, there could be a number of things
>>happening, one thing that will happen is if the win32 box is the master
>>browser, it maintains the browse list, this may be being passed of to
>>another box or maybe not, but in any case, after a re boot, you may have
>to
>>wait 15 -30 mins for the browse list to be correct again, you can force
>>this amount of time to change but will require reg hacks.
>
>Does anyone know how to check Windows boxes to insure that they aren't set
>as master browser? And how to turn that setting off?
>
That info is in most books, MS knowledgebase & Technet, if I was you I
would set the Windows box as master because its native, but thats up to
you....if there is multiple windows boxes, including any 95/98 boxes, then
these also are able to become masters, even in an NT domain or network
(most stupid idea, or rather, one of the stupid ideas)
Regards
Greg Wright
IT Consultant Sydney Australia
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