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Do I HAVE to stop Netlogon before running Nbtstat -RR ?

 
 
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      11th Jan 2007
Hello,

I am planning to recreate the 1C WINS record for my domain and I am trying
to avoid restarting the netlogon service if at all possible. Can I just run
nbtstat -RR without stopping and starting the Netlogon service?

Any advice appreciated.


 
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Herb Martin
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      12th Jan 2007

<-> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello,
>
> I am planning to recreate the 1C WINS record for my domain and I am trying
> to avoid restarting the netlogon service if at all possible. Can I just

run
> nbtstat -RR without stopping and starting the Netlogon service?


Your question is incomplete.

What do you mean by "recreate the ...record"?

NBTStat -RR will re-register the NetBIOS names of this computer
with the WINS server if that is what you are asking.

Why are you "planning" to do this?

> Any advice appreciated.


A lot of the time if you describe the actual problem and real goal
(rather than how you expect to solve it first) then people can better
help you. Nothing wrong with suggesting your own solution but
we cannot always know where you expect to arrive without that
more basic info....
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      12th Jan 2007
Hello,

I posted back in December "Get my old IP's out of the WINS 1C record?" and
basically we are going to take the solution of deleting our domain's 1C
record, and then reregistering it with only the alive domain controllers. I
plan to have the PDC be the first one, following with the other DC's in
order of descending usage. I would prefer not to have to stop the netlogon
service on the PDC, but I read articles suggesting to stop the netlogon
service prior to running nbtstat. Just wanted to see if this step was
absolutely necessary, as I would prefer not to stop the service on my domain
controllers.

Thanks.


"Herb Martin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
> <-> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am planning to recreate the 1C WINS record for my domain and I am
>> trying
>> to avoid restarting the netlogon service if at all possible. Can I just

> run
>> nbtstat -RR without stopping and starting the Netlogon service?

>
> Your question is incomplete.
>
> What do you mean by "recreate the ...record"?
>
> NBTStat -RR will re-register the NetBIOS names of this computer
> with the WINS server if that is what you are asking.
>
> Why are you "planning" to do this?
>
>> Any advice appreciated.

>
> A lot of the time if you describe the actual problem and real goal
> (rather than how you expect to solve it first) then people can better
> help you. Nothing wrong with suggesting your own solution but
> we cannot always know where you expect to arrive without that
> more basic info....
> --
> Herb Martin, MCSE MVP
> www.LearnQuick.Com
>
>



 
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Joe Richards [MVP]
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      12th Jan 2007
No you don't need to stop the netlogon service and no you really
shouldn't need to do this in a specific order. The PDC will likely be in
your list twice when you look at the actual record that is returned by
WINS (but not in the Windows management tools) because WINS should
return both the 1C and 1B (Domain Master Browser) when you ask for the
1C (though the 1B entry will be listed as 1C in that return set
obviously). You can easily see it with anything that will do a real WINS
query for you like nmblookup or by looking at an actual trace of the
query... You possibly won't see it twice if you happen to have >25 DCs
because WINS will only return the last 25 entries for a group record but
with the 1C it will add in the 1B again so you definitely get the PDC.

This really should be a non-event, I have done this many times, probably
not hundreds of times but well into the tens. My recommendation is to
have a script that calls the commands and not doing it by hand. That way
the whole thing should take seconds.


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- wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I posted back in December "Get my old IP's out of the WINS 1C record?" and
> basically we are going to take the solution of deleting our domain's 1C
> record, and then reregistering it with only the alive domain controllers. I
> plan to have the PDC be the first one, following with the other DC's in
> order of descending usage. I would prefer not to have to stop the netlogon
> service on the PDC, but I read articles suggesting to stop the netlogon
> service prior to running nbtstat. Just wanted to see if this step was
> absolutely necessary, as I would prefer not to stop the service on my domain
> controllers.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> "Herb Martin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> <-> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I am planning to recreate the 1C WINS record for my domain and I am
>>> trying
>>> to avoid restarting the netlogon service if at all possible. Can I just

>> run
>>> nbtstat -RR without stopping and starting the Netlogon service?

>> Your question is incomplete.
>>
>> What do you mean by "recreate the ...record"?
>>
>> NBTStat -RR will re-register the NetBIOS names of this computer
>> with the WINS server if that is what you are asking.
>>
>> Why are you "planning" to do this?
>>
>>> Any advice appreciated.

>> A lot of the time if you describe the actual problem and real goal
>> (rather than how you expect to solve it first) then people can better
>> help you. Nothing wrong with suggesting your own solution but
>> we cannot always know where you expect to arrive without that
>> more basic info....
>> --
>> Herb Martin, MCSE MVP
>> www.LearnQuick.Com
>>
>>

>
>

 
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Kevin D. Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]
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      12th Jan 2007
Read inline,
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- <-> typed:
> Hello,
>
> I am planning to recreate the 1C WINS record for my domain and I am
> trying to avoid restarting the netlogon service if at all possible.
> Can I just run nbtstat -RR without stopping and starting the Netlogon
> service?


What server OS are you working with?
If it's Windows 2000 or later the Netlogon service usually only needs to
restart to register Netlogon DNS records.
Besides it should not that big of a deal to restart the netlogon service.

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