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- Difference between NetBIOS and SMB - Super User
I'm also trying to discover the relationship between netbios-ssn typically running on Port 139 and microsoft-ds running on Port 445 I understand that previously Port 139 was more popular with ol
- When does one require NetBIOS? - Information Security Stack Exchange
NetBIOS isn't a protocol, but an API for naming service, and only really used for SMB service enhancements anymore While there's NetBIOS for TCP, you can actually have it work without an IP address at all
- How are (NetBIOS?) names being resolved on my network?
Generally NetBIOS is tied to SMBv1 being enabled; if SMBv1 is disabled at OS level, then NetBIOS features are not used at all This is interesting, as I have SMBv1 disabled in Windows on both machines, (appwiz cpl > Turn Windows features on or off), however Wireshark is definitely showing UDP traffic on port 137, marked as 'NBNS'
- windows - Find NetBIOS WINS name of a IP - Super User
How can I find the NetBIOS WINS name of a PC in my LAN In suma: I have the IP of a machine in my LAN I want to get the name of the machine (if it has one)
- What useful work a netbios on an ethernet do - Super User
This is more about basic understanding NetBIOS I read NetBIOSis an API and if I understand correctly NetBIOS can be used directly on an Ethernet network without TCP IP or NetBEUI What useful func
- How long can a Windows computer name be? - Super User
Microsoft also notes this in the same article: Note Windows does not permit computer names that exceed 15 characters, and you cannot specify a DNS host name that differs from the NETBIOS host name
- How and why a host can have multiple netbios names?
When NetBIOS is run in conjunction with Internet protocols (e g , NBT), each computer may have multiple names: one or more NetBIOS name service names and one or more Internet host names I cannot understand how can a computer can have multiple NetBIOS (NBT) names and why would it have ?
- Difference between domain Forest name and DNS name?
What is the differene between a forest name and a dns name? i how how a NetBIOS name differs from the other two: It is a legacy Windows NT 4 name, only around for compatibility with non-ActiveDirectory domains But: what is a forest verses a dns name? when would one be different from the other? which one is the " name of my domain "?
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