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SYMPTOMSNetwork DDE Windows-based applications (like File Manager) fail to operate successfully between Windows for Workgroups workstations configured with TCP/IP-32 when they are in different sub-nets connected by routers. The following error message appears: You can observe workstations with a protocol analyzer. Unsuccessful Name Query requests broadcasted to the local sub-net are transmitted by workstations to resolve the name of the workstation in question: "computername <1F>". The NET USE command functions correctly. CAUSE
The NetBIOS naming table on the workstation does not include the name
required by Network DDE for computer names specified in the LMHOSTS file.
This problem only occurs under TCP/IP-32 if you use the #PRE keyword.
RESOLUTIONTCP/IP-16 Real ModeUse the ADDNAME2 keyword available from the LAN Manager resource kit. The following syntax adds an additional entry which can then be saved to the LMHOSTS file:
The entire length of the name must be 16 characters including the hidden
character (1f) in the 16th place. You must pad the computer name with
spaces so that it equals 15 characters in length.
TCP/IP-32 for Windows for Workgroups 3.11TCP/IP-32 can add the required NetBIOS name (if you are using the #PRE keyword) by having the two following lines in the LMHOSTS file of each remote computer:
NOTE: The computer name in quotation marks on the second entry must equal
16 characters in length, and it must be in uppercase. The #PRE keyword is
optional for the second entry above. #PRE speeds up resolution of the
Network DDE name which helps to provide a successful connection accross
routers providing a dialup or delayed remote link.
Additional query words: wfw wfwg prodtcp32 1.0 NetDDE Chat LMhosts kbbug1.00
Keywords : ntprotocol nttcp |
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