C10LE WTOS terminal name ping reply.

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22. November 2011 at 4:39 #6961
raheel_i
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HI,

I have an observation related to C10LE WTOS that When I ping the IP of C10LE ThinClient from different machine I get the ping reply, but when I Ping the same C10LE thinClient with its Terminal name I dont get the reply. Please let me know the possibility of pinging the ThinClient with its Terminal Name.
22. November 2011 at 6:27 #21389
ConfGen
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Do you have a WINS server running? Then use RegisterWINS=yes in your wnos.ini and everything should work.

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23. November 2011 at 4:53 #21397
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Well I dont have WINS server running, Does it requires WINS server to get the reply by Terminal Name.?
24. November 2011 at 12:17 #21404
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At least it requires a name server which knows the client. As WTOS is not self registering to a DNS server, you would have to create the entry manually and then it will work.

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27. December 2011 at 4:43 #21532
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yes wins solved my problem…thanks
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