Siemens V4.0 manual Example, Parameters

Configuring Advanced Server for UNIX Configuring NetBIOS

Occasionally it may be helpful to be able to dynamically add and delete certain NetBIOS names from the internal name tables without reloading the complete names.cfg file. This can be accomplished by the addname and delname commands:

The addname command dynamically adds one or more NetBIOS names to the local name table of NetBIOS.

Syntax:

/var/opt/nbrfc/bin/addname <NetBIOS name> <IP address> UN GR [Ext1[ Ext2 ...]]

Options:

All options correspond directly to the syntax of the names.cfg file (see section “The names.cfg file“). The only exception is that the list of NetBIOS name extensions is separated by blanks and does not start with a number sign (#).

Example:

/var/opt/nbrfc/bin/addname TRUSTEDDOM.DOM 144.145.47.101 UN 1B

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Name mappings added with the addname command do no longer exist after NetBIOS is restarted. Use the names.cfg file if you want to establish permanent name mappings. Please note that the number of names that can be stored in the local name table depends on the NBMAXNAMES parameter.

The delname command deletes one or more NetBIOS name from the local name table.

Syntax:

/var/opt/nbrfc/bin/delname <index1> [ <index2> ...]

Parameters:

<index1> [ <index2> ...]

To specify the NetBIOS names to be deleted, first use the internal nbrfcdiag -ncommand to get a listing of the local name table. Use the internal index from the first column of this list as parameters to the delname command.

Note that while the internal nbrfcdiag -ncommand lists both dynamic and static names, the delname command can only be used to delete static names (those listed as STATIC).

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