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Table 3.A SMB Commands

Command Description Command Description

bad command] Invalid SMB command. named pipe call Open, write, read, or close

named pipe.

bind (UNIX) Obtain file system address for

file.

named pipe wait Wait for named pipe to become

ready.

cancel forward Cancel server recognition of

name.

named pipe peek Look at named pipe data.

change/check dir Change to directory or check

path.

named pipe query Query named pipe handle

modes.

change group Change group association of

user.

named pipe set Set named pipe handle modes.

change password Change password of user. named pipe attr Query named pipe attributes.

close file Close file handle and flush

buffers.

named pipe R/W Named pipe read/write transac-

tion.

close spoolfile Close print buffer file. named pipe read Raw mode named pipe read.

consumer logon Log on with consumer valida-

tion.

named pipe write Raw mode named pipe write.

copy file Copy file to specified path. negotiate protoc Negotiate SMB protocol ver-

sion.

copy new path Copy file to new path name. newfile & bind Make new file and get file sys-

tem address.

create & bind Create file and get file system

address.

notify close Close handle used to monitor

file changes.

create directory Create new directory. open file Open specified file.

create file Create new or open existing

file.

open & execute Open specified file and execute

next command.

delete dir Delete the specified directory. open spoolfile Open specified print buffer file.

delete file Delete the specified file. process exit Terminate consumer process.

echo Request echo from server. read & execute Read file and execute next com-

mand.

find & close Search for file and close direc-

tory (UNIX).

read and hide Read directory ignoring hidden

files.