XP VPN

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I have a VPN setup using XP's built in PPTP VPN software. Is it possible to
forward NetBIOS requests thru this VPN? I need to be able to see other
clients in My Network Places thru the VPN but cannot seem to be able to get
it to work.

Jeff
 
Simple common issue. Add the remote server which hoilds the PDC/Master Browser roles to
an LMHOSTS file on the XP VPN client and then it should see the remote machines.

The following article explains making an LMHOSTS file:
180094 How to Write an LMHOSTS File for Domain Validation and Other Name
http://kb/article.asp?id=Q180094

HTH,
Gary

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