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#Wildstar 2 character limit windows#

For more information about NetBIOS scopes, see the following web sites:ĭNS names can contain only alphabetical characters (A-Z), numeric characters (0-9), the minus sign (-), and the period (.). It shouldn't be used with Active Directory forests. The use of NetBIOS scopes in names is a legacy configuration. For NetBIOS to work between computers, the computers must have the same NetBIOS scope identifier and unique computer names. The NetBIOS scope identifier is an optional string of characters that identify logical NetBIOS networks that run on the same physical TCP/IP network. The 16th character is reserved to identify the functionality that is installed on the registered network device.Ī period character separates the name into a NetBIOS scope identifier and the computer name. This restriction is because of DNS restrictions.įor more information about the NetBIOS name syntax, see NetBIOS name syntax.

#Wildstar 2 character limit windows#

In Windows 2000 and later versions of Windows, computers that are members of an Active Directory domain can't have names that are composed completely of numbers. For more information, see Special characters. If you're upgrading a computer whose NetBIOS name contains a period, change the machine name. Periods should not be used in Microsoft Windows 2000 or later versions of Windows. The use of non-DNS names with periods is allowed in Microsoft Windows NT. NetBIOS computer names can't contain the following characters: Names can contain a period, but names can't start with a period. NetBIOS computer names can contain all alphanumeric characters except for the extended characters that are listed in Disallowed characters. In that article, this naming convention applies to computer, OU, and site names. You cannot add a user name or an object name that only differs by a character with a diacritic mark.

General recommendations that are based on supporting Active Directory in small, medium, and large deploymentsĪll objects that are named within Active Directory, or within AD/AM and LDS, are subject to name matching based on the algorithm described in the following article:.

This article discusses the following topics: This article describes the naming conventions for computer accounts in Windows, NetBIOS domain names, DNS domain names, Active Directory sites, and organizational units (OUs) that are defined in the Active Directory directory service.Īpplies to: Windows Server 2012 R2 Original KB number: 909264 Summary