nettech101
IS-IT--Management
Anyone know how to extract the wins database?
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Extracting the Wins Database.
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Andyleates
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Not sure this is possible in NT, but here is the 2000 solution on the off chance that is what you are using...
To export WINS console data to a text file
Open WINS
In the console tree, click the node item for which you want to export all currently displayed console data.
For example, if you want to export all console data about a specific WINS server, click this server in the console tree.
On the Action menu, click Export List.
Enter a name for the text (*.txt) file to be used to export the output of this operation.
Note
To open WINS, click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click WINS.
For the Active Registrations node, you need to use either Find by Name or Find by Owner to load and display records for the applicable server in the console prior to performing this procedure. For more information, see Related Topics.
Andy Leates MCSE CCNA MCP+I
To export WINS console data to a text file
Open WINS
In the console tree, click the node item for which you want to export all currently displayed console data.
For example, if you want to export all console data about a specific WINS server, click this server in the console tree.
On the Action menu, click Export List.
Enter a name for the text (*.txt) file to be used to export the output of this operation.
Note
To open WINS, click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click WINS.
For the Active Registrations node, you need to use either Find by Name or Find by Owner to load and display records for the applicable server in the console prior to performing this procedure. For more information, see Related Topics.
Andy Leates MCSE CCNA MCP+I
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nettech101
IS-IT--Management
Thanks Andyleates,
I using NT Server 4.0
Is there admin tools from win2k that I can use?
I using NT Server 4.0
Is there admin tools from win2k that I can use?
RichardMoran
IS-IT--Management
This link may help. It describes the use of a tool called WINSCL which is in the NT 4 Resource Kit. Apparently you can create an ASCII file with it.
Rik
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