On Feb 8 2007 18:58, Christopher R. Hertel wrote:
>Shirish S Pargaonkar wrote:
>>
>> So
>> 1) try tcp connection on 445,
>> then if it works send SMB negprot
>> 2) else try tcp connection on port 139
>> then if it works send nbss request to *SMBSERVER or to the name
>> specified on servernetbiosname
>> (cifs really should do an ASTAT command and list the valid names and
>> find one if that approach fails but we don't have code for this yet)
>
>This is all correct, and also note that W/9x systems do not support the
>"*SMBSERVER" name.
>
>On the other hand, the name was resolved somehow. The typical work-arounds
>to not knowning the NBT name of the server are:
>1) Use the name you just resolved (in this case, "CL0").
>2) Send a Node Status Query and look for the first unique <20> name.
I'd just do this:
(1) try 445/tcp
(2) try 139/tcp
(3) try 139/tcp with uppercase hostname (mount //hostname/share) as
default servernetbiosname
Jan
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