Telecom MF668+ Data Stick WINS server

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r0bbie

244 posts

Master Geek

#51693 1-Dec-2009 08:28

Hey as anyone noticed when you connect it sets up a Primary and Secondary WINS server in the 10.X.X.X range?!

Does anyone know how to stop it creating these WINS entries????

Thanks

jaidevp

331 posts

Ultimate Geek

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Spark NZ

#279107 3-Dec-2009 18:58

Hi looking into this for you. WINS is not being supplied via the network. Could possibly the client. Will advise.
Doesn't appear to be an issue with the Sierra and MF626/636

r0bbie

244 posts

Master Geek

#279235 4-Dec-2009 10:27

Hey Jaidevp that would be great - telecom have been no help looking at this

The client (Telecom Connection manager v1.0.0.1) or the network sets up a primary WINS 10.11.12.13
and a secondary WINS 10.11.12.14

I thought the MF636 was doing it as well, ill grab one and see if the WINS servers are the same.....

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