samba - Feb 1998 - browse lists

Hi,

I was just wondering if there's a way to limit what's in the browse list
that nmbd announces. Could nmbd be made to filter out 
certain machines? It's just that our local browse list is cluttered with
NT workstations running the server service. I've done the rounds and 
turned these off manually, but people keep on enabling them. It seems
the only other alternative is to put a gun to their head...
Anyone done this before? (browse list filtering, I mean ;-)

Tom.


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                      | Tom Vandepoel	
                      | Sr.Network Engineer
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             NetVision nv	 
         tom@netvision.be
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Does anybody know how to query a master browser for the shares on each
computer in its subnet? Normally I would send an smbclient -L command to
the server, but there is no central server. It is Windows network where
each computer becomes simultaneously a client and a server to allow file
sharing between computers. Each computer is also assigned an IP address
via DHCP, so I can't just set up a script to query each individual
computer. It must be possible to talk to a master browser because
windows machines do it, but I am running Linux. Can anyone help?

-Chris