Nbtstat Failed To Access Netbt Driver
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Source: NETLOGON: Type: Error: Description: No Windows NT Domain Controller is available for domain domain name. This event is expected and can be ignored when.
NetBIOS and WINS
NetBIOS and WINS
Name Resolutions
Summary
Can t access
remote computer because the Node type is setup Peer-Peer
Can t browse computers after upgrade to windows 2008
Can t ping/map home PC using hostname after joining
domain
Cannot find file corrupt or
missing when starting WINS
Common NetBIOS
name problem
Computer will not Stay connected to
Workgroup
DNS and NetBIOS Name Resolution Issues for Creating
External, Realm and Forest Trusts
Duplicate name issue
Duplicate
name exists.
Failed to
access NetBT driver -- NetBT may not be loaded
How can I install NetBEUI on
WinXP.
How to configure WINS
for a non-WINS client
How to check
NetBIOS status
How to configure NetBIOS over TCP/IP
How to enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP in a peer-to-peer network
How to
modify Node Type
How to re-cache the NetBIOS name
fix name resolution issue on a standard DNS network
My Network Places doesn t list a subnet computers
Name resolution order on Windows XP s previous
version
NetBIOS and WINS
are required in a mixed network
NetBIOS over TCP/IP Overview
network problem because of NetBIOS
NBNS Name query failure because of node type
nbtstat -n does not
show Server service
Node
Type is modified after installing/removing a software
P-node issue
Receive old IP when ping host name
TCP/IP Node Type issues
Troubleshooting WINS
Why enabling NetBIOS over TCP/IP doesn t work
Windows 7 failing to access network shares by netbios name
You can use UNC to map network resources but can t browse any networking
computers
Wins server disappeared with Event ID 4314 and
4224
WINS is red X after deleting one NIC in Multihomed server
WIN
S service will not start
with error 2: cannot find file corrupt or missing
Will XP Pro operate as a client on a LAN using netbeui.
MS provides many options for name resolution such as
local cache lookup, WINS server query, broadcast, DNS server query, and
LMHOSTS and HOSTS lookup. They can be grouped as two categories:
NetBIOS resolution and Host name resolution.
Clients connecting to resources on Microsoft servers, typically through
Windows File Manager or Network Neighborhood, most often use NetBIOS name
resolution. Microsoft TCP/IP uses NetBIOS over TCP/IP NetBT to
support the NetBIOS client and server programs in the LAN and
WAN environments.
In the most cases, NetBIOS over TCP/IP NetBT resolves NetBIOS
names to IP addresses in workgroup network and can
consist of local subnet broadcasts. WINS resolves NetBIOS names to IP
addresses in domain network and is better to be
used in WAN.
Host name resolution resolves
the names of TCP/IP resources that do not connect through the NetBIOS
interface. The most common example of this is a Web browser such as Microsoft
Internet Explorer. Other examples include Internet applications such as Ping,
FTP, and Telnet. Many modern database and mail applications that connect using
Winsock, the Microsoft Windows implementation of TCP/IP sockets, also use host
name resolution. Examples of these types of applications are Outlook and
Exchange.
If the name is still not
resolved, NetBIOS name resolution sequence is used as a backup. This order can
be changed by configuring the NetBIOS node type of the client.
In conclusion: The default
resolution order for resolving a host name is Local Cached Information -
Hosts File - DNS Servers - NetBt NetBIOS over TCP/IP. When troubleshooting
name resolution issues, it is important to narrow down whether the application
is resolving a NetBIOS name or a host name.
NetBIOS over TCP/IP name
resolution can consist of local subnet broadcasts.
Common
NetBIOS name problem
NetBIOS names must be between 1 and 15 characters long the names are up to
16 characters, but the last character is reserved as a special characters.
For that reason, you should not give a computer name longer than 15
characters.
Duplicate name
issue
Symptoms: Event viewer may show Event ID 4320,
Event ID: 4319. You may get system error 52 and a duplicate name has been
detected on the TCP network.
Resolutions:
1. If two computers on the Network with the same
name, use the
nbtstat -n command to find out these two computers, for example,
using nbtstat -n to check the name and ip of the local computer, and then
using nbtstat -a command with the IP address to get the
another computer name.
2. If identical username is logging on to multiple computers, the usernames
will register with a, and that may cause the name conflict in the
network. Ask the user to log off of all computers and log back on to just one
computer.
3. This may be occurred because of inactive or duplicate names in the WINS
Database. Go to the WINS server, check the database and delete the inactive
or duplicated names.
4. This my be occurred because of a possibly corrupted DHCP database. To
clear DHCP related entries or clean out old settings in the registry, delete
any. mib files, and then reinstall DHCP.
5. This may be occurred because of conflicting NICs in a Multihomed
Computer. To fix this problem, you may want to stop Computer Browser service
or uncheck one of Client for MS Network.
6. This may be ocurred because IPCONFIG /ALL returns incorrect host name. To
change computer name in the TCP/IP parameters section, run regedit.exe, and
locate the HOSTNAME value in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Services Tcpip
Parameters, and then edit the string data.
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causes: 1. No rights to run
NBTSTAT.
2. Missing NetBT parameters in registry.
3. NetBIOS is not enabled.
How can I install NetBEUI on WinXP.
A: NetBEUI is not included on XP by default. To
install NetBEUI, 1 Copy Nbf.sys to the SYSTEMROOT System32 Drivers
directory from Windows XP CD - Valueadd MSFT Net NetBEUI folder. 2 Copy
Netnbf.inf to the SYSTEMROOT Inf hidden
directory. 3 Go to Control Panel Network Connections, right-click the adapter
you want to add NetBEUI to, and then click
Properties General Install Protocol Add NetBEUI Protocol.
If your have non-WINS machines on a subnet and want to them to be visible
browsing participants, you may have two options to setup WINS for non-WINS
machines. 1 Enable WINS Agent. To setup a machine as proxy agent in NT 4,
run regedit and go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Services NetBT Parameters.
Double-click on the EnableProxy and set vale to 1. 2 add static entries on
WINS Manager. To do this, run WINS Manager Mappings Static Mappings and add
information.
How to check NetBIOS status
To check if the computer has registered a 00, a 03, and a 20
entry, and these correspond to the Workstation service, the Messenger service,
and the Server service, respectively, use nbtstat -n. That will list local
NetBIOS names. To list remote computer name table, use nbtstat -a computer
name or nbtstat -A IP.
How to disable WINS Proxy
To disable wins proxy, go to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE System CurrentControlSet Services Netbt Parameters,
change the value to 0.
Value Name: EnableProxy
Value Type: REG_DWORD
Values: Boolean 0 or 1
Default: 0
How to modify Node Type
1. For W2K/XP, go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE System CurrentControlSet Services Netbt Parameters
to make change:
Name: DhcpNodeType
Value Type: REG_DWORD - Number
Valid Range: 1,2,4,8 b-node, p-node, m-node, h-node
Default: 1 or 8 based on the WINS server configuration
If this key is present, it will override the DhcpNodeType key. If neither
key is present, the system defaults to b-node if there are no WINS servers
configured for the client. The system defaults to h-node if there is at least
one WINS server configured.
2. Windows 95, go to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE System CurrentControlSet Services VxD MSTCP
Name: NodeType
Value type: DWORD
Valid range: 1, 2, 4, or 8
Default: 1 b-node if no value is specified or no WINS servers are configured
on the network; 8 h-node if WINS servers are specified and NodeType is not
otherwise defined in the Registry.
If DNS is enabled which also enabled LMHOSTS in Windows 95, name
resolution will also follow the mode defined by this parameter. This value can
also be configured using DHCP.
If you can ping a remote computer IP but not the name, and
you have WINS or enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP, this may be an outdated NetBIOS
name resolution in the local NetBIOS name cache. You may want to run NBTSTAT
-r to reset the cache and force the computer to retrieve remote computer name.
Some w2k/xp computer have a difficulty to connect to a laptop
and your company has standardized on DNS for name resolution no WINS and
NetBIOS enabled. you also find that you can ping the laptop ip but not name.
You may want to run ipconfig /registerdns to renew the ip configuration and
register the laptop s DNS name with the DNS.
Name
resolution order on Windows XP s previous version
Before the XP, the name resolution generally occurs in the following order:
1. NetBIOS remote name cache; 2. WINS server; 3. Broadcast; 4. LMHOSTS file;
5. HOSTS; 6. DNS.
Can ping ip and computer name
but can t see it on My Network Places
Symptoms: if
you can ping ip and computer name but can t see it on My Network Places even
you have correct DNS and WINS settings. Or you have enabled NetBIOS over
TCP/IP in a peer to peer workgroup network. Or when you may get NetBIOS name
resolution failure message.
Resolutions:
1. If you have the ICF running, disable it. 2. Install netbeui or IPX
protocol.
If nbtstat -n doesn t show that is server services, make
sure 1 the computer starts server service automatically; 2 you have
installed File and Printer Sharing; 3 Enable NetBIOS.
NetBIOS and WINS name resolution is required only on
mixed-mode Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000 and XP networks to provide
backward-compatibility older versions of Windows. If you have a domain
mixed-mode network with DHCP and DNS, you are better to create WINS in your
system. In workgroup mixed-mode network, most people enable NetBIOS over
TCP/IP to resolve NetBIOS name to equivalent to IP addresses. Alternatively,
you can install NetBEUI protocol in the clients.
Node Type
is modified after installing/removing a software
After installing/removing a software such as AOL and MS update, the Node
Type is modifies. As the result, you may have a connectivity issue. Refer to
case 091304XP
P-node issue
Point-to-Point node type relies on WINS servers for NetBIOS name
resolution. If the WINS server is unavailable, or if a node isn t configured
to contact a WINS server, the computer will not be able to ping other computer
by name.
Why enabling NetBIOS
over TCP/IP doesn t work
In a mixed OS win9x, NT, ME, W2K and XP workgroup network, you may need
to enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP on w2k/xp. However, you may be in a situation
that enabling netbios over tcp/ip doesn t work, but loading netbeui solve the
name resolution problem. There are many reasons for this. One of the popular
reasons is some software like firewall and NAT disable or block the TCP/IP.
One of solutions is loading NetBEUI on w2k/xp. Note: loading netbeui may be
slower the network and netbeui is not routable.
If you can t browse Network Neighborhood/My Network Places, but you can
connect to file and print shares by using UNC to map the networking resources,
you have a name resolution issue. Your may need to setup WINS server or enable
NetBIOS over tcp/ip,
Will XP
Pro operate as a client on a LAN using netbeui.
A: NetBEUI is unsupported WinXP by default. However, you can install NetBEUI
from the XP CD Re: Q301041.
- Resolutions: 1. If two computers on the Network with the same name, use the nbtstat -n command to find out these two computers, for example, using nbtstat -n to.
- Name resolution order on Windows XP s previous version. Before the XP, the name resolution generally occurs in the following order: 1. NetBIOS remote name cache; 2.
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