Why do computers disappear from “new view” on Windows?
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I'm configuring a Linux system using Samba to appear on a Windows network with a NetBIOS name. I noticed that sometimes the computer will disappear from the net view results on the Windows machine despite still being able to ping that computer by its name, connect to it by its name in Explorer, and show as a result of nbtstat -r.
Note that I am trying to find "ABC123".
> nbtstat -r
NetBIOS Names Resolution and Registration Statistics
----------------------------------------------------
Resolved By Broadcast = 99
Resolved By Name Server = 0
Registered By Broadcast = 1853
Registered By Name Server = 0
NetBIOS Names Resolved By Broadcast
---------------------------------------------
剁䡃噉⁅††††䥍䕎䱄乁卄††
ABC123 <00>
OTHER <00>
剁䡃噉⁅††††䥍䕎䱄乁卄†††
䥍䕎䱄乁卄†††佗䭒呓呁佉⁎††
佗䭒呓呁佉⁎††剁䡃噉⁅†††
OTHER <00>
剁䡃噉⁅††††
Visible by ping:
> ping abc123
Pinging abc123 [10.0.1.138] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 10.0.1.138: bytes=32 time=3ms TTL=64
Reply from 10.0.1.138: bytes=32 time=7ms TTL=64
But cannot be seen with net view:
> net view
Server Name Remark
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
\OTHER Samba server (4.8.3) on archive
\THISCOMPUTER
The command completed successfully.
After a while I'll check net view again and ABC123 will be visible on the list with no intervention.
Why is this?
windows networking samba netbios
asked Dec 5 at 10:39
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I'm configuring a Linux system using Samba to appear on a Windows network with a NetBIOS name. I noticed that sometimes the computer will disappear from the net view results on the Windows machine despite still being able to ping that computer by its name, connect to it by its name in Explorer, and show as a result of nbtstat -r.
Note that I am trying to find "ABC123".
> nbtstat -r
NetBIOS Names Resolution and Registration Statistics
----------------------------------------------------
Resolved By Broadcast = 99
Resolved By Name Server = 0
Registered By Broadcast = 1853
Registered By Name Server = 0
NetBIOS Names Resolved By Broadcast
---------------------------------------------
剁䡃噉⁅††††䥍䕎䱄乁卄††
ABC123 <00>
OTHER <00>
剁䡃噉⁅††††䥍䕎䱄乁卄†††
䥍䕎䱄乁卄†††佗䭒呓呁佉⁎††
佗䭒呓呁佉⁎††剁䡃噉⁅†††
OTHER <00>
剁䡃噉⁅††††
Visible by ping:
> ping abc123
Pinging abc123 [10.0.1.138] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 10.0.1.138: bytes=32 time=3ms TTL=64
Reply from 10.0.1.138: bytes=32 time=7ms TTL=64
But cannot be seen with net view:
> net view
Server Name Remark
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
\OTHER Samba server (4.8.3) on archive
\THISCOMPUTER
The command completed successfully.
After a while I'll check net view again and ABC123 will be visible on the list with no intervention.
Why is this?
windows networking samba netbios
asked Dec 5 at 10:39
Zhro
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I'm configuring a Linux system using Samba to appear on a Windows network with a NetBIOS name. I noticed that sometimes the computer will disappear from the net view results on the Windows machine despite still being able to ping that computer by its name, connect to it by its name in Explorer, and show as a result of nbtstat -r.
Note that I am trying to find "ABC123".
> nbtstat -r
NetBIOS Names Resolution and Registration Statistics
----------------------------------------------------
Resolved By Broadcast = 99
Resolved By Name Server = 0
Registered By Broadcast = 1853
Registered By Name Server = 0
NetBIOS Names Resolved By Broadcast
---------------------------------------------
剁䡃噉⁅††††䥍䕎䱄乁卄††
ABC123 <00>
OTHER <00>
剁䡃噉⁅††††䥍䕎䱄乁卄†††
䥍䕎䱄乁卄†††佗䭒呓呁佉⁎††
佗䭒呓呁佉⁎††剁䡃噉⁅†††
OTHER <00>
剁䡃噉⁅††††
Visible by ping:
> ping abc123
Pinging abc123 [10.0.1.138] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 10.0.1.138: bytes=32 time=3ms TTL=64
Reply from 10.0.1.138: bytes=32 time=7ms TTL=64
But cannot be seen with net view:
> net view
Server Name Remark
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
\OTHER Samba server (4.8.3) on archive
\THISCOMPUTER
The command completed successfully.
After a while I'll check net view again and ABC123 will be visible on the list with no intervention.
Why is this?
windows networking samba netbios
asked Dec 5 at 10:39
Zhro
272213
I'm configuring a Linux system using Samba to appear on a Windows network with a NetBIOS name. I noticed that sometimes the computer will disappear from the net view results on the Windows machine despite still being able to ping that computer by its name, connect to it by its name in Explorer, and show as a result of nbtstat -r.
Note that I am trying to find "ABC123".
> nbtstat -r
NetBIOS Names Resolution and Registration Statistics
----------------------------------------------------
Resolved By Broadcast = 99
Resolved By Name Server = 0
Registered By Broadcast = 1853
Registered By Name Server = 0
NetBIOS Names Resolved By Broadcast
---------------------------------------------
剁䡃噉⁅††††䥍䕎䱄乁卄††
ABC123 <00>
OTHER <00>
剁䡃噉⁅††††䥍䕎䱄乁卄†††
䥍䕎䱄乁卄†††佗䭒呓呁佉⁎††
佗䭒呓呁佉⁎††剁䡃噉⁅†††
OTHER <00>
剁䡃噉⁅††††
Visible by ping:
> ping abc123
Pinging abc123 [10.0.1.138] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 10.0.1.138: bytes=32 time=3ms TTL=64
Reply from 10.0.1.138: bytes=32 time=7ms TTL=64
But cannot be seen with net view:
> net view
Server Name Remark
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
\OTHER Samba server (4.8.3) on archive
\THISCOMPUTER
The command completed successfully.
After a while I'll check net view again and ABC123 will be visible on the list with no intervention.
Why is this?
windows networking samba netbios
windows networking samba netbios
asked Dec 5 at 10:39
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asked Dec 5 at 10:39
Zhro
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