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Configuring Advanced Server for UNIX Configuring NetBIOS

5.1.3.2The names.cfg file

The names.cfg file is used to specify static mappings of NetBIOS names to IP addresses, thereby allowing name resolution to cross routers. The function of the names.cfg file is similar to the LMHOSTS file known from Microsoft networking components, although the format differs.

After NetBIOS installation, the /var/opt/nbrfc/conf directory contains a sample file called names.sam which can be used as a template. Use the following rules to create and modify entries in the names.cfg file:

Lines with a number sign (#) is the first column are treated as comment; empty lines are ignored.

Each entry must be on a separate line and follow the syntax:

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where

<NetBIOS_name>	is a name consisting of up to 15 characters (case is ignored;
	internally the name is converted to uppercase letters and
	padded with spaces),
<IP_address>	is given in dotted decimal notation,
UN or GR	denotes whether the name is a unique name (“UN” : one owner)
	or a group name (“GR” : multiple owners),
[#Ext1[,Ext2 ...]]	is an optional list of name extensions (16th Byte of NetBIOS
	name) given by hexadecimal values. For each name extension
	in the list one name is created in the internal name table. If not
	given, the list defaults to
		00,03,20	for UNique names
	and	1C,00	for GRoup names.

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