Network Alias is a simple command line tool that will display, add or remove NetBIOS names for the Server service. This allows a computer to be accessed using an alias, or a name other than the computer name. The Server service will also announce this alias to the browse list where it will be displayed in apps such as My Network Places and the NET VIEW command.
After a system restart, this alias will no longer exist. To make the alias
persistent, this tool would need to be scheduled to execute at system startup.
This alias will only be available as a UNC path (servershare), tools like
ping and nslookup will not be able to resolve it.
NOTE:
The new name may not appear in the browse list immediately, it may take up to 48 minutes, depending on the complexity of your network. Likewise, names removed from the network are not immediately removed from the browse list, it may take up to 72 minutes.
Requirements:
￭ NetBIOS must be enabled, and the Server service must be running
￭ File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks must be bound to each NIC

The following command line example will create a new alias for a computer named “192.168.0.5”
You need to run this on the computer named “192.168.0.5” for this to work.
net alias pcname aliasname
Subsequent commands will affect this alias.
Notes:
￭ This can take up to 2 days to take effect, depending on the network complexity.
￭ If this alias is created on a computer that is not within the domain, it will not be visible to other computers in the network.
￭ When you remove the alias using this command, it will only be deleted on the current computer, not from other computers.
￭ The settings entered for the alias will be applied to any and all computers that share the NIC on which the alias is entered.
￭ The server name configured for the network will be queried against the alias using the net view command
￭ The following command example will add a name for the Server service named “%ComputerName%” to the alias “aalias”
net alias %ComputerName% aalias
￭ If the name configured for the network is queried and it can not be found in the alias, the alias will be removed.
￭ You can not create an alias under the name of the NETBIOS Name of the computer that is creating the alias
The following command line example will remove the alias “aalias” from the host named “192.168.0.5”
net alias %ComputerName% -f
￭ This can take up to 2 days to take effect, depending on the network complexity.
￭ This alias will only be visible to the computer it is created on.
￭ If this alias is created on a computer that is not within the domain, it will not be visible to other computers in the network.
￭ If an alias is removed on a computer not under the scope of the alias, the alias will not be removed from the browse list.
Support
For support with Network Alias Cracked Version, please use the following email address: abigail@sbcglobal.net. If you require support with NetBIOS or File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks, please use this email address: support@microsoft.com.
Get more information about NetBIOS names, aliases, and File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks from

NetworkAlias
{
-u: Computer name(s)
-d: Display name
-r: Remove alias
-a: Append alias to existing aliases
-s: Computer information in details
-f: Computer information in list format
-t: List aliases(s) on remote computer.
-T: Status of the alias(s)
-L: Print the
-H: Print the Hostnames of the local and remote computer
-m: Print the IP addresses of the local and remote computer
-p: Print the NetBIOS names of the local and remote computer.
-W: Show a listing of the WINS network names of the local and remote computer.
-F: Exports aliases of remote computer to a local file.
-P: Exports aliases of remote computer to a remote printer
-x: Exports aliases of remote computer(s) to a remote
file/printer
-v: Validate alias against local host names, and enables or
disables the validation and analysis of the alias name
-dv: Validate alias against all host names on the
network
}
Note:
{ -u computer} and { -d displayname} are required;
other parameters are optional
The syntax for -t is:
-t computer
The syntax for -W is:
-W networkname
The syntax for -F is:
-F filename
The syntax for -P is:
-P printer
The syntax for -x is:
-x machine
The syntax for -v is:
-v alias
The syntax for -d is:
-d displayname
The syntax for -m is:
-m machine
The syntax for -H is:
-H hosname
The syntax for -l is:
-l listing or -H
The syntax for -f is:
-f filename
The syntax for -p is:
-p machine
The syntax for -W is:
-W networkname
-P printer
-F filename
-P filename
-x machine
-x machines
-v alias
-v aliases
-d displayname
-d displaynames
-m machine
-m machines
-l listing
-l listings
-H hostname
-H hostnames
-h hostname
-h hostnames
-t computer
-W network
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Installation:
1. Copy the file to the server location where the Windows Server service is running.
2. Double click the file to run it.
3. Navigate to the following location and select the server with the specified NetBIOS alias.
￭ \srv\bin
etsrv
￭ \srv
tb$
￭ \srv\profiles\Administrators
Network Alias Usage:
To add an alias:
netsrv alias add
Where:
￭ alias = NetBIOS alias, must be 10 characters maximum
￭ netbios = Network NetBIOS Name
￭ new netbios = New Network NetBIOS Name
Network Alias Example:
netsrv alias add servername “Workgroup name” workgroupname
netsrv alias add servername “Workgroup name” workgroupname “server2”
netsrv alias remove servername “Workgroup name” workgroupname
netsrv alias remove servername “Workgroup name” workgroupname “servername”
Network Alias Exit Code:
0 = Success
1 = Failed
License:
This tool is provided as freeware for the use by users with a valid
license from Microsoft Corp.
LICENSE.TXT

￭ This tool was developed and tested on Windows Server 2003 running
networking services ‘file and printer sharing for Microsoft networks’.
￭ Any users attempting to use this tool on Windows Server 2008 SP1 or
higher will not be able to locate the NETBIOS alias service.
￭ This tool is provided as freeware for the use by users with a valid
license from Microsoft Corp.
LICENSE.TXT

￭ This tool was developed and tested on Windows Server 2008 SP1
running networking services ‘file and printer sharing for Microsoft
networks’.
￭ Any users attempting to use this tool on Windows Server 2008 SP2
or higher will not be able to locate the NETBIOS alias service.
￭ This tool is provided as freeware for the use by users with a valid
license from Microsoft Corp.
LICENSE.TXT

Windows NT/2000/XP/2003
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Installation:
This tool can be used as a windows service or a batch file. To use as a windows service, it can be added to a shortcut and set to run at startup, or it can be added to the NT service editor as a scheduled task. Once a shortcut is set to run the service it will no longer need to be scheduled.
To configure a system to use the Windows NT Alias service, open the services control panel, highlight the NT Alias service, and then click on “properties” to view the configuration. Add the required values to the “Idle timeout” and “Interactive timeout” fields.
To use the Alias as a batch file for a single network, make the file executable and add the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\NetBios\Alias
Create a string value with the name “New Name” and then a string value with the name “Alias Type”, then set the value “dword:00000101” with the value of “64” for a Dotted Quad.
IMPORTANT: Set the Alias Type to 64
To create a batch file that will be run periodically (once per day) to remove Alias entries from all network shares, add the following batch file to a folder of your choice. If you wish to keep the batch file in the same folder as NetBIOS Alias, leave the path blank. If you wish to move it to a different location, type in the new path after the /x switch.
reg add “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\NetBios\Alias” /v “New Name” /t REG_SZ /d “dword:00000101” /f /v “Alias Type” /t REG_SZ /d “0x64” /f
If the tools is set to run as a windows service, it will automatically be started at system startup. If it is a batch file, it will need to be re-executed once per day.
The minimum value of the Idle and Interactive times is 30 seconds. However, to be conservative, I recommend setting the Idle and Interactive times to no less than 5 minutes. This will ensure that you do not get disconnected from your network

OS: Windows XP SP2 or higher (64 bit)
CPU: 4 GHz processor
RAM: 2 GB or more
HDD: 2 GB or more
DirectX: Version 9
SOUND: Windows compatible sound card
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