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8. If no applicable messages are found, repeat the attempt to join the domain, and
check the log again.
The system log is also available through the StorEdge Web Admin.
To access it, log in, and navigate to: Notification and Monitoring/View System Log.
You can scroll through the log, or save it as a file.
To check the NetBIOS cache, proceed as follows:
1. Access the StorEdge via Telnet.
2. Press enter at the [menu] prompt and enter the administrator password.
3. Press the spacebar until “Diagnostics” is displayed under “Extensions” at the
lower right.
4. Select the letter corresponding to “Diagnostics”.
5. Wait a few seconds while the StorEdge builds the diagnostic.
6. When the diagnostic is ready, you can page through it here, with [space] and [b],
or you can email it or save it to a file.
7. In either case, search through the file for the heading “NETBIOS Cache”. Note
each of the NetBIOS tags.
Each NetBIOS tag is displayed in the form: Hostname<##>, or Domain<##>, with
one or more IP addresses associated with it. <##> is a number expressing a
particular NetBIOS service being advertised.
The tags you should be concerned with are as follows:
■Hostname<00>: Local workstation service for hostname.
■Hostname<20>: Local server service for hostname.
■Domain<00>: Indicates inclusion in the domain or workgroup for the included IP
address.
Note – Does not necessarily indicate domain membership.
■Domain<1D>: Segment master browser(s) for the listed domain. This server
provides browsing services for this domain only on this IP subnet.
■Domain<1C>: Domain Controller for listed domain. Either a Primary (PDC) or
Backup (BDC).
■Domain<1B>: Primary Domain Controller for listed domain. By definition, the
browse master for its own subnet, and the collector of all data from other browse
servers.