I can't ping dev1.ora.com, but I doubt that the wregcgi.exe program is
intended to show you YOUR registry, its probably an example of how CGI
programs can be used to manipulate a local registry (i.e. the registry
of THEIR server).
>> UPWBMSFT02 <00> UNIQUE
> Machine name
>> MWINETSVCS <00> GROUP
> Domain/Workgroup Name
>> UPWBMSFT02 <03> UNIQUE
User name of the currently logged in user (this name could be that of a
service login, if that service has the right to interact with the
desktop. Since O'Reilly's WebSite can be run in an "interactive" mode,
>this is probably the case.
>> UPWBMSFT02 <20> UNIQUE
Name registered for the Server service, meaning that the server service
>is running and can accept inbound login attempts
>> INet~Services <1C> GROUP
Name registered for IIS Manager Server so it can find this server in
>its search (they probably use IIS FTP or Gopher)
>> MWINETSVCS <1E> GROUP
This machine is a Browse Server or potential Browse Server (it is not
>the Master Browser, nor is it a Domain Controller)
>> IS~UPWBMSFT02..<00> UNIQUE
> Name registered for IIS Manager for the Server itself
>> WWW2 <00> UNIQUE
Machine name
>> INETSERVERS <00> GROUP
Domain/Workgroup name (although in this case its definitely a domain
name)
>> WWW2 <20> UNIQUE
Name registered for the Server service, meaning that the server service
>is running and can accept inbound login attempts
>> INETSERVERS <1C> GROUP
Name registered by either PDC or BDC. In this case, this machine is
definitely a BDC since it is not the Domain Master Browser (0x1b or
0x1d), however, this machine contains a valid copy of the SAM for the
domain INETSERVERS *and* is running the Server service exposed to the
Internet. Therefore, this would be a reasonable place to start.
>> WWW2 <03> UNIQUE
> User name of the currently logged in user (this name could be that of a
>service login, if that service has the right to interact with the desktop.
>Since O'Reilly's WebSite can be run in an "interactive" mode, this is
>probably the case.
>> INETSERVERS <1E> GROUP
> This machine is a Browse Server or potential Browse Server (it is not the
>Master Browser, nor is it a Domain Controller)
>> INet~Services <1C> GROUP
> Name registered for IIS Manager Server so it can find this server in its
>search (they probably use IIS FTP or Gopher)
>> IS~WWW2........<00> UNIQUE
> Name registered for IIS Manager for the Server itself
Cheers,
Russ
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