Subj : Re: Browser forced an election on network?
To   : Randall Parker
From : Rich
Date : Fri Mar 23 2001 05:14 am

From: "Rich" <@>


   It means there is no master browser to be found on this protocol on =
this interface so the process to elect one was triggered.  Do you use = NetBIOS 
over IPX on your network?  If not that would explain it.  You = would be best 
to remove the protocol.

Rich

  "Randall Parker" <rgparker@west.net> wrote in message =
news:MPG.152559639dd8102398b8ac@news.barkto.com...
  Running NT4 SP5 on this particular machine and had just updated from =
SP3=20
  to SP5 (going higher shortly). I see this as an event in my event log. =


  Event ID 8033
  Source BROWSER
  Type Information
  Category None
  The browser has forced an election on network \Device\NwlnkNb because =
a=20
  master browser was stopped.

  What the heck does that mean?

  And why on boot-up did my machine try to dial out my modem? I don't =
have=20
  auto-dial enabled.




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