Linux Server Hacks, Volume Two: Tips & Tools for Connecting, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting
This command finds the location (machine name) of a name on the network. When this command is issued, ncb_buffer is filled with a FIND_NAME_HEADER structure, followed by one or more FIND_NAME_BUFFER structures. This command is Microsoft Windows NT-specific and is not supported on any other Win32 platforms.
| Field | In/Out | Required |
|---|---|---|
| ncb_command | IN | X |
| ncb_retcode | OUT | |
| ncb_lsn | ||
| ncb_num | ||
| ncb_buffer | IN/OUT | X |
| ncb_length | IN | X |
| ncb_callname | IN | X |
| ncb_name | ||
| ncb_rto | ||
| ncb_sto | ||
| ncb_post | IN | |
| ncb_lana_num | IN | X |
| ncb_cmd_cplt | OUT | |
| ncb_event | IN |