Automatically Changing the Node Type of a Windows NT WorkstationID: Q167640
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In network installations, where IP addresses are assigned statically
(DHCP is not used), it is often desirable to change the NetBIOS name
resolution node type of a computer. This is time consuming when large
numbers of computers are involved because an administrator must edit the
registry of each computer where the node type is to be changed.
This article describes one possible method of automating the change.
\Registry\Machine\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\NetBT\Parameters
NodeType = REG_DWORD 0x00000004
NOTE: Use 0x00000008 for hybrid node or h-node
Use 0x00000004 for mixed node or m-node
Use 0x00000002 for point-to-point WINS or p-node
Use 0x00000001 for broadcast node or b-node
ARTICLE-ID: Q160177
TITLE : Default Node Type For Microsoft Clients
ARTICLE-ID: Q120642
TITLE : TCP/IP & NBT Configuration Parameters for Windows NT
REGINI M-NODE.INI
@ECHO OFF
REM NODE.BAT
IF /I "%1" == "h" REGINI H-NODE.INI & GOTO END
IF /I "%1" == "m" REGINI M-NODE.INI & GOTO END
IF /I "%1" == "p" REGINI P-NODE.INI & GOTO END
IF /I "%1" == "b" REGINI B-NODE.INI & GOTO END
ECHO USAGE: NODE X where X is the desired node type (H, M, P, OR B).
:END
Additional query words: prodnt DHCP registry REGINI how to
Keywords : kbenv kbnetwork NTSrvWkst
Version : 4.0
Platform : winnt
Issue type : kbhowto
Last Reviewed: February 16, 1999