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Does the Windows "browser" service need access to DNS (port 53)?
Does the Windows "Browser" service need access to DNS (port 53)?
If so, in what cases?
By "Windows", I'm referring to Windows 7-10.
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Why does every executable sends DNS request after deleting DNScache service?
In Windows, there is a service named DNS Client service (dnscache) caches DNS names and registers the full computer name. When it is running only svchost.exe connects to DNS server. Then I stop and ...
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Bonjour dns-sd and Avahi service visibility
I have avahi-daemon running on my BeagleBone Black machine (Debian Jessie). It is in the same network as my PC, but I wonder why when I register service with avahi-publish on my BBB, I cannot see it ...
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DNS Resolution Oddity
In Windows 10, I frequently have to manually restart the "DNS Client" service in order to successfully ping a host, even if I can ping the host by IP address, and where nslookup seems to correctly ...
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Windows could not start the Server service on Local Computer. Error 1068
I am trying to start the Server service and the Computer Browser service at boot. I believe the Computer Browser service relies on the server service to be running. When I attempt to start either ...
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