Re: ARP Table

WINS server or LMHOSTS file?

"rwhensley" <rwhensley@parker.com> wrote in message
news:019801c34008$d115aac0$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> I have a computer at a remote site (w2k pro), when I ping
> the computer by name I get one IP Address, when I run
> ipconfig /all on the local machine I get a different IP
> Address. I have deleted the arp (-d *) using a wildcard
> and by using the ethr_addr; still they are both
> different. I have run nbtstst (-RR) and still no luck. Is
> this a router issue? I have also run ping -r 9
> xxx.xx.xxx.xx and by name still two different IP
> Address'. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I'll have to call Corp on the WINS, and I have checked
the LMHOSTS file and checked the hosts file; both with no
entries. Other than WINS is there anything else I can
check? or test to try to resolve this on my end? Thank
you for the reply.

Randy.

>-----Original Message-----
>WINS server or LMHOSTS file?
>
>"rwhensley" <rwhensley@parker.com> wrote in message
>news:019801c34008$d115aac0$a501280a@phx.gbl...
>> I have a computer at a remote site (w2k pro), when I
ping
>> the computer by name I get one IP Address, when I run
>> ipconfig /all on the local machine I get a different IP
>> Address. I have deleted the arp (-d *) using a wildcard
>> and by using the ethr_addr; still they are both
>> different. I have run nbtstst (-RR) and still no luck.
Is
>> this a router issue? I have also run ping -r 9
>> xxx.xx.xxx.xx and by name still two different IP
>> Address'. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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