Re: What mean?

Thanks Phillip I should avoid my Domain Server being Multihomed? How then
can I use DHCP? I planned on using the other NIC for which the DHCP Server
will assign a collection of valid in my Router IP addresses to a switch
which the rest of the machines will connect to. That is the only reason why
I have two nics in the Domain Controller because when I get up the nerve I
plan to see how I can make DHCP work on my Network. I'm new to this so
please don't flame me.

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George Hester
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"Phillip Windell" <@.> wrote in message
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> "George Hester" <hesterloli@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > "If a client requested a list of servers from a multihomed browser
server,
> > the browser service would provide only the list of servers gathered on
the
> > network adapter that received the browse request."
> >
> > http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;191611
>
> > Nic. But what exactly is a miltihomed browser server?
>
> A machine that has "won" the browser election ans had become a Segment
> Master Browser or a Domain Master Browser. You should avoid letting these
> be multi-homed and almost any cost, although SBS is an exception.
>
> > And what is this "list of servers?" A list of all the machines on the
> Network?
>
> Yes, it is called a Browse List. It is basically the "database" that
> Network Places "populates" itself from. Segment Master Browsers build a
> Browse Lists for their respective segment,...then the Lists are merged
> together by the Domain Master Browser into the Domain Browse List, and
that
> is the one that the Network Places will try to use to populate itself
> with,...if it cannot,..then it will use the Segment Browse List and the
> Network Places will only show machines that are in the same subnet in
which
> you are viewing it from. Network Places does not "look" at the network and
> display what it see as I am sure many people mistakenly believe,...it
simply
> displays whatever it finds in the Browse List whether the list be right or
> wrong.
>
> --
> Phillip Windell [MCP, MVP, CCNA]
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