The information in this article applies to:
SUMMARYSome network traffic occurs simply because the network is active. For example, some network traffic occurs as a result of periodic retransmission of packets as "keepalive" requests, browser requests, polling, and the acknowledgment packets sent for each of these requests. MORE INFORMATION
The following table documents packet types and their default send
intervals.
NOTE: The Browse packet type mentioned above indicates network traffic between a Windows NT primary domain controller (PDC) and its backup domain controllers (BDCs). The Windows NT redirector echoes an SMB every 30 seconds to each server that has an associated Long Term Request outstanding. Some of the default values can be adjusted by changing the appropriate values in the Windows NT registry. For more information about these settings, query on the following words in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: winnt registry keepalive | session timeout For additional information on adjusting PDC browse broadcasts, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: ARTICLE-ID: Q134985 Additional query words: 3.10 prodnt polling pulse background bdc keep alvie time out
Keywords : ntprotocol nttcp NTSrvWkst |
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