回复: Network browsing causes DNS lookup?

[Jephe Wu]

try to go to windows registry
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\VxD\MSTCP
change "enableDNS"="0" , if it resolve your problem, please give
me a reply, thanks.

Jephe
-----Original Message-----
发件人: Lee Howard <faxguy at server.deanox.com>
收件人: bind-users at isc.org <bind-users at isc.org>
日期: 2000年6月4日 0:36
主题: Network browsing causes DNS lookup?


I have DNS servers that are RedHat Linux 6.1 (updated) and serve
a slew of
Windows machines.  I've noticed that on some of the workstations
when they
browse Network Neighborhood and then try to browse a non-existent
(although
appearing - they sometimes stick around for a while after
shutdown) network
or workstation, or even browse a downed share, that they make a
DNS query.

For example, if there's a system called 'SECRETARY' in the
network, and
then it gets turned off and somebody (specific somebodies - I
haven't been
able to isolate the requirements, but it seems machine-specific)
browses
Network Neighborhood and double-clicks the still-appearing
SECRETARY icon,
a query gets placed to DNS, and pretty soon I see logs on the DNS
servers
that somebody looked for SECRETARY.domain.com  This is
interesting to me,
because I thought that this was independent from DNS.  I thought
that the
network names could (and perhaps should) be different from DNS
names.

Could somebody please explain this to me?  Thanks.

Lee Howard