D
Dennis
Most laptops sold today come with two network adaptors, a wireless adaptor and
the standard LAN wired adaptor.
If the laptop is inserted into a small network that has warless and fixed wire
connections a Netbios name conflict occurs if both adaptors are enabled and the
laptop is hooked up to the wired LAN.
In order to prevent this one of the adaptors has to be disabled. But if you are
constantly switching between wired and wire states disable/enable is a bother.
Thus does the assigning different suffix names to each adaptor in the TCP/IP
properties Advanced section "Use this connection's DNS suffix in DNS
registration allow for both adaptors to be present without Netbios name
conflicts?
the standard LAN wired adaptor.
If the laptop is inserted into a small network that has warless and fixed wire
connections a Netbios name conflict occurs if both adaptors are enabled and the
laptop is hooked up to the wired LAN.
In order to prevent this one of the adaptors has to be disabled. But if you are
constantly switching between wired and wire states disable/enable is a bother.
Thus does the assigning different suffix names to each adaptor in the TCP/IP
properties Advanced section "Use this connection's DNS suffix in DNS
registration allow for both adaptors to be present without Netbios name
conflicts?