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How to check Browser status To determined the failed protocol_netcard and check the working status of the Browser service on all installed protocols, you can use a tool comes with the Windows NT resource kit program Browstat.exe or Browmon.exe (for domain). At a command prompt, type the following command: browstat status or just browser to see the lists. How can I check my Master Browsers?The resource kit has a utility BROWSTAT.EXE which allows status of the browse service to be ascertained. To do this, use command browstat status <domain> or browstat stats \\<server>. Too many browsers or no master browser may bring problems to your network. How do I know I have a browser problem
Disable Master Browser in XP, 9X, W2k:Change master browser in w2k or XP: How to start/stop Computer Browser on Win2K/XP To start/stop Master Browser on Win2K/XP, go to Administrative Tools>Services, start/stop the Computer Browser. You setup start automatically, select Administrative tools, Services, and change the Start setting for Computer Browsing to Automatic. You can then reboot the computer or start the service manually by clicking on the Start button. How to disable servers from becoming browser servers As we mentioned, all domain controllers must be singlehomed for browsing to operate correctly. All domain controllers in a domain are by default browser servers. To disable multihomed Windows NT servers from becoming browser servers: 1) go to click Administrative Tools>Services>the Properties of Computer Browser, and then click Manual. 2) Use Registry Editor (Regedt32.exe) to edit the following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Browser\Parameters\MaintainServerList and change the value of this key to false NT and in Win 2000, instead of the value false, use the value, no. NOTE: The registry settings in this article do not work on a Windows 2000 DC if it is the PDC emulator. How to disable the Computer Browser Service on all Windows clients and servers To disable the Computer Browser Service on all Windows clients and servers, you may need to create three batch files that will include Netdom.exe, Nnetsvc.exe and Rreg.exe. How to enable servers becoming browser servers To encourage singlehomed computers to become the browser servers, open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Browser\Parameters\IsDomainMaster and change the value of this key to yes, quit Registry Editor, and then restart your computer. NOTE: The registry settings in this article do not work on a Windows 2000 DC if it is the PDC emulator. |
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