gm..
(BTW: We had to do some research along the line of one customer wanting to
run a Primary DNS server on their NT box and have us as their secondary [we
run Unix] - real interesting some of the configuration issues to allow the
combo to work properly...)...
-----Original Message-----
From: Timothy A. Gregory <systems@tarjema.com>
To: portmaster-users@livingston.com <portmaster-users@livingston.com>
Date: Sunday, May 31, 1998 5:39 PM
Subject: Re: (PM) Location wont time-out
>I've found some stuff like this in the past as well. ptrace
>is *definately* your friend. Things I've found keeping connections
>alive:
>
>RIP - chatty, noisy, sloppy routing. I hate it.
>
>WinNT4 Servers - For some reason, they send out packets
>to the name server they have listed as primary every couple
>of minutes. Anyone know how to shut it off?
>
>Netbui/Netbios - it sends a packet to the *.*.*.255 address
>*very* frequently. Best thing to do is remove it. It's not
>needed in most networks.
>
>Customers can get pretty upset when their connection is up all the
>time and they pay by the minute above a certain level (for us
>is 180 channel hours per month). They usually stop screaming at me
>when I do a ptrace on thier network and show them what the
>problem was, and either tell them how to stop it or point them in
>the right direction. Too bad no one knows how to shut off the
>NT Server nameserver stuff. I've got one guy to fix it by running
>named on a UNIX machine on his lan. Why's he running NT when he
>has a UNIX machine? I don't know. I wouldn't, but he's not me ;-)
>
>
>____________________________________________
>Timothy A. Gregory
>Northwest Link Network Administrator
>Arabic > English Translator
>
>
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