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Originally posted by cjcox View PostI replaced my "neighborhood" with something nmap based.
`nast -m` probes all hosts on your network using ARP protocol, so it is quite accurate and FW-aware.
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Originally posted by cjcox View PostNo offense, but I'm going to stand by my original assessment of WS-DISCOVERY. Nothing in the link says "you should use this". In fact it pretty much says "i wouldn't use this if I were you". SMBv1 deprecation has been know for a long time, however, M$'s disdain for WS-DISCOVERY was more of a surprise to me. I say "use it" knowing that "you could lose it. (too)"
Microsoft's quote on WS-DISCOVERY:We recommend that you map drives and printers instead of enabling this feature, which still requires searching and browsing for their devices. Mapped resources are easier to locate, require less training, and are safer to use. This is especially true if these resources are provided automatically through Group Policy. An administrator can configure printers for location by methods other than the legacy Computer Browser service by using IP addresses, Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS), Bonjour, mDNS, uPnP, and so on.
Consumers that buy a printer or a NAS have a Windows application that does the "administrator" job for them by finding and connecting to the device.
It's not deprecated, but there are much better alternatives and they make no secret of it.
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Originally posted by mcloud View Post
Seems to be the opposite, SMBv1 got deprecated in favour of WS-DISCOVERY
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...ult-in-windows
Microsoft's quote on WS-DISCOVERY:We recommend that you map drives and printers instead of enabling this feature, which still requires searching and browsing for their devices. Mapped resources are easier to locate, require less training, and are safer to use. This is especially true if these resources are provided automatically through Group Policy. An administrator can configure printers for location by methods other than the legacy Computer Browser service by using IP addresses, Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS), Bonjour, mDNS, uPnP, and so on.
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Originally posted by cjcox View PostI thought WS-DISCOVERY wasn't "on" by default for Windows. Anyone? Also thought that Microsoft was saying it was deprecating that as well.
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I thought WS-DISCOVERY wasn't "on" by default for Windows. Anyone? Also thought that Microsoft was saying it was deprecating that as well.
I replaced my "neighborhood" with something nmap based.
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Originally posted by jrch2k8 View Post
Well, that is the BLOB downside, it may work with some versions and not others and some may even have bugs, so you have to wait until nVidia give enough of a fuck to actually battle test it or add it to its regular QA
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Originally posted by Steffo View PostIs KDE Wayland now working with native NVIDIA drivers? GNOME supposed to, but it didn't work there either.
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Is KDE Wayland now working with native NVIDIA drivers? GNOME supposed to, but it didn't work there either.
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