Siemens V4.0 manual Commands used for administering name resolution, Syntax

Configuring Advanced Server for UNIX					Configuring NetBIOS
	For the example names.cfg above, the output of the nbtstat -ccommand is:
		Node IpAddress(es): [144.145.100.010] Scope Id: []
			NetBIOS Remote Cache Name Table
	Name		Type	Host Address	Life [sec]
	-------------------------------------------------------------------------
	TRUSTPDC	<20>	UNIQUE	144.145.101.20	-1
	TRUSTPDC	<00>	UNIQUE	144.145.101.20	-1
	TRUSTPDC.DOM	<1B>	UNIQUE	144.145.101.20	-1
	TRUSTPDC.DOM	<1C>	GROUP	144.145.101.20	-1
	TRUSTPDC.DOM	<00>	GROUP	144.145.101.20	-1
	OTHERBDC1	<20>	UNIQUE	144.145.102.30	-1
	OTHERBDC1	<03>	UNIQUE	144.145.102.30	-1
	OTHERBDC1	<00>	UNIQUE	144.145.102.30	-1
	OTHERBDC2	<20>	UNIQUE	144.145.102.31	-1
	OTHERBDC2	<03>	UNIQUE	144.145.102.31	-1
	OTHERBDC2	<00>	UNIQUE	144.145.102.31	-1

The nbtstat command is fully described below.

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Static mappings from names.cfg are stored together with registered and cached name in a name table within the kernel. The number of names that can be stored in this name table is limited by the tuneable parameter NBMAXNAMES. When adjusting this parameter, keep in mind that two or three entries are required for each name with default extensions.

5.1.3.3Commands used for administering name resolution

The nbtstat command is used to display diagnostic information about NetBIOS name resolution. nbtstat is especially useful for troubleshooting NetBIOS name resolution problems.

Syntax:

nbtstat { -a -q } RemoteName [ -e Extension ] nbtstat -A IP address

nbtstat [-c] [-n] [-r] [-w] nbtstat -R

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