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WINS enumeration and information gathering.

Subject: WINS enumeration and information gathering.
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2006 13:34:54 +0100
Hi

While updating my testing methodology, I thought I would brush up on
my WINS related skills. Looking around, there doesn't seem to be a
whole lot of issues regarding WINS from an enumeration/architecture
perspective. Initial testing seems to indicate you cannot force a
replication with a device unless it is configured to do so.

I'm interested if anyone has some WINS related info. I'm not really
interested in implementation specific buffer overflows etc, that's
easy to find, but a heads-up on the first things you try when you find
a WINS service would be great.

Thanks to all in advanced.

D

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