thanks for your post. I was hoping there was a way to fix this without disabling windows name resolution.
You say that it is a bad idea in general to use wins resolution. Is there a better way to resolve windows host names especially when using a DHCP server?
Steve,
thanks for your post. I was hoping there was a way to fix this without disabling windows name resolution.
You say that it is a bad idea in general to use wins resolution. Is there a better way to resolve windows host names especially when using a DHCP server?