Re: nbstat.exe
- From: Jim Helfer <jhelfer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 09 Jul 2008 10:38:55 -0400
Yeah, I realized that after fruitlessly searching under the wrong name for an hour or so :-(
Yeah, this is an SSL VPN to a windows 2003 AD through a Cisco ASA. The thing is, I have WINS server in place and Netbios over TCP activated. It used to work with my last firewall (Watchguard with a Safenet IPsec client), but we can't figure out why it won't work with my current setup (and by we, I mean me, our IT consultants that installed the thing and two engineers from Cisco!)
So, I'm looking for ways to confirm my Wins/Netbios setup.
Thanks
Jim Helfer
WTW Architects
Pittsburgh PA
Ace Fekay [MVP] wrote:
In news:%23XQNPBS4IHA.1204@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,.
Jim Helfer <jhelfer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
This may be a little off-topic, but I'm trying to take a close look
at my AD/DNS/WINS setup to figure out why I can't seem to browse
Network Neighborhood over an SSL vpn.
I've seen several KB articles with references to the utility
nbstat.exe, but I can't seem to actual find that utility.
It's not a part of the 2003 Resouce Kit, and if some other utility
has assumed it's functions, I can find any mention of it.
Any assistance will be apreciated, as I'm just spinning my wheels
here. Even google is not help.
It's nbtstat (you are missing a 't'). It's build in. It short for "NetBIOS over TCP/IP Statistics."
Assuming you mean SSL VPN such as what Sonic Wall provides over a browser to initiate the connection, it's still a pretty standard VPN. When you look at the connected client's ipconfig, does it provide the WINS server address? Are rules in place on the VPN appliance to block NetBIOS traffic? Is there a firewall enabled on the client side?
Basically, browsing should just work across any VPN configured with WINS, unless something is blocking the traffic.
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