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12-06-2010 01:55 AM - edited 03-06-2019 02:22 PM
hi all,
when we config dhcp on router as shown below
ip dhcp pool test
network 172.16.x..x 255.255.255.0
default-router 172.16.x.x
netbios-node-type h-node********************
can someone explain me purpose of command netbios-node-type h-node?
Many thanks
mahesh
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12-06-2010 02:11 AM
Hi,
NETBIOS clients can do name resolution 3 different ways:
-using a WINS server
-broadcasting
-local lmhosts file
The order in which they gonna try these 3 methods determine the NETBIOS node type:
1) h-node (hybrid):by default acts like a p-node and if WINS server unavailable then acts as a b-node
2)m-mode(mixed): by default acts like a b-node and if no success then acts like a p-node
3) b-node: uses broadcast only
4)enhanced b-node: if broadcast not successful then tries lmhosts file
5) p-node(peer-to-peer):uses WINS only
regards.
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12-06-2010 02:11 AM
Hi,
NETBIOS clients can do name resolution 3 different ways:
-using a WINS server
-broadcasting
-local lmhosts file
The order in which they gonna try these 3 methods determine the NETBIOS node type:
1) h-node (hybrid):by default acts like a p-node and if WINS server unavailable then acts as a b-node
2)m-mode(mixed): by default acts like a b-node and if no success then acts like a p-node
3) b-node: uses broadcast only
4)enhanced b-node: if broadcast not successful then tries lmhosts file
5) p-node(peer-to-peer):uses WINS only
regards.
