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MAPNAME
MAPNAME is a utility which encodes NetBIOS names into the format used
by NetBIOS over TCP/IP (RFC-encoded name). MAPNAME also decodes
the RFC-encoded name into a standard NetBIOS name. The primary use
for this utility is to aid entry of NetBIOS names in the RFC-encoded
format into a TCP/IP domain name server.
Command format: mapname input /fdblxx
input: a) filename.LST or filename.RFC
b) name(max. 16 char. for NB name, and 32 char. for RFC name)
- name can be any char.+ \xDD in any order, surrounded by "[]".
- D is hex digit(\xDD = one char.).
f: indicates the file I/O(default is name.)
d: indicates the I/O direction
a) r: NETBIOS -> RFC
b) n: RFC - > NETBIOS
b: pending blanks up to 16 char.(default is null char.).
lxx: indicates last char.(xx can be any hex value)
NOTE: "b" and "lxx" options are not supported for file I/O conversion.
Examples:
mapname station1.lst /fr input: file station1.lst
output: file station1.rfc
direction: NETBIOS -> RFC
mapname station1.rfc /fn input: file station1.rfc
output: file station1.net
direction: RFC -> NETBIOS
mapname station1\x85name\x86 /r input: name station1ànameå
output: name(RFC format)
direction: NETBIOS -> RFC
mapname station1 /rbl20 input: name station1 as SRV name
output: name(RFC format)
direction: NETBIOS -> RFC