NBNS is netbios nameserver and is sometimes used to pass information about
the wins server. This is harmless.
At 02:20 PM 2/16/99 -0800, Dan Klopfer wrote:
>I have a client trying to connect with a ImpactIQ 3C882 firmware 3.2 on NT
>Workstation.
>
>I'm seeing things like:
>
> [CCP]Packet Info: Code: 01, ID: 02, 10 bytes.
> Compression type = Microsoft PPC[0x12], length: (6 bytes)Padding
>Protocol[0x0001C200]
>
> [CCP]Packet Info: Code: 01, ID: 01, 9 bytes.
> Compression type = Stac Electronics LZS[0x11], length: (5 bytes)Padding
>Protocol[0x000103]
>
> [IPCP] Packet Info: Code: 01, ID: 03, 34 bytes.
> IP-Address[0x03], length: (6 bytes)[0.0.0.0]
> Primary DNS Server Address[0x81], length: (6 bytes)[0.0.0.0]
> Primary NBNS Server Address[0x82], length: (6 bytes)[0.0.0.0]
> Secondary DNS Server Address[0x83], length: (6 bytes)[0.0.0.0]
> Secondary NBNS Server Address[0x84], length: (6 bytes)[0.0.0.0]
>
>What is CCP and Primary NBNS? This is not normal, right?
>
>3Com is stumped. They can log in just fine of coarse but no my client.
>Does my client have something installed that should not be?
>
>TIA!
>
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