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IT Baseline Protection Manual - The Information Warfare Site

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Safeguard Catalogue - Communications Remarks<br />

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Note: All registry entries concerned with the configuration of the WINS<br />

server can be found under the path<br />

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\<br />

CurrentControlSet\Services\WINS\Parameters<br />

WINS servers communicate with one another in order to achieve a complete<br />

reproduction of their databases and to ensure that a name registered in one<br />

WINS server will eventually be reproduced in all other WINS servers within<br />

the combined network. All assignment changes will be collected for the<br />

complete WINS system within the so-called reproduction period (maximum<br />

length of time for transmission of changes to all WINS servers). All freed<br />

names will be passed on to all WINS servers as soon as they are obsolete<br />

according to the relevant intervals defined in the WINS-Manager.<br />

Reproduction takes place under a reproduction partner and not between one<br />

server and the other servers. Finally, complete copies are requested from the<br />

other WINS servers within a combined network, but the WINS servers<br />

transmit start signals to draw attention to the fact that a reproduction should be<br />

initiated. For a reproduction to take place, every WINS server must act as the<br />

Push or Pull-Partner for at least one other WINS server.<br />

Note:All registry entries concerned with the WINS reproduction can be found<br />

under the path<br />

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\<br />

Services\WINS\Partners.<br />

Static assignments are fixed lists in which IP addresses are assigned to<br />

computer names. <strong>The</strong>se classifications may not be questioned or deleted<br />

unless the administrator removes a particular assignment. Via the command<br />

"Static Assignments" in the WINS-Manager, static assignments can be added,<br />

edited, imported or deleted for clients in the network for whom the WINS<br />

service is not activated.<br />

Note: If DHCP is also in operation on the network, a reserved (or static) IP<br />

address will deactivate all the settings of the WINS server. Static assignments<br />

should not be assigned to a computer if WINS is active on the computer.<br />

<strong>The</strong> following files are stored in the directory<br />

%SystemRoot%\SYSTEM32\WINS. This directory is automatically created<br />

when configuring a WINS server.<br />

- JET.LOG is the log file for all transactions carried out in the database. If<br />

required, WINS uses this file to recreate data.<br />

- With the help of SYSTEM.MDB, WINS records information concerning the<br />

structure of the database.<br />

- WINS.MDB is the WINS database file.<br />

- WINSTMP.MDB is a temporary file created by WINS. It can remain in the<br />

directory \WINS following a system failure.<br />

Note: <strong>The</strong> files JET.LOG, SYSTEM.MDB, WINS.MDB and WINSTMP.MDB<br />

should neither be deleted nor changed in any way since this can lead to faulty<br />

functions under WINS. Access to these files may only be granted to the<br />

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<strong>IT</strong>-<strong>Baseline</strong> <strong>Protection</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>: Oktober 2000

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