---
name: "Net::NBName::NodeStatus::RR"
section: "3pm"
platform: "linux"
package: "libnet-nbname-perl"
version: "0.26-4"
release: "Debian 13 (Trixie)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/Net::NBName::NodeStatus::RR"
---

# Net::NBName::NodeStatus::RR(3pm)

NetBIOS Node Status Response Resource Record

## NAME

Net::NBName::NodeStatus::RR - NetBIOS Node Status Response Resource Record

## DESCRIPTION

Net::NBName::NodeStatus::RR represents a name table entry returned as part of a NetBIOS node status response.

## METHODS

- $rr-\>name

  Returns the registered name (a string of up to 15 characters).

- $rr-\>suffix

  The suffix of the registered name (the 16th character of the registered name).

  Some common suffixes include:

  ```
      0x00 Redirector
      0x00 Domain (Group)
      0x03 Messenger
      0x1B Domain Master Browser
      0x1C Domain Controllers (Special Group)
      0x1D Master Browser
      0x1E Browser Elections (Group)
      0x20 Server
  ```

- $rr-\>G

  Group flag. Indicates whether the name is a unique or a group name. It is returned as a string: either "UNIQUE" or "GROUP" will be returned.

  For example, the following name types are UNIQUE:

  ```
      0x00 Redirector
      0x03 Messenger
      0x1B Domain Master Browser
      0x1D Master Browser
      0x20 Server
  ```

  And the following name types are GROUP:

  ```
      0x00 Domain (Group)
      0x1C Domain Controllers (Special Group)
      0x1E Browser Elections (Group)
  ```

- $rr-\>ONT

  Owner Node Type flag. Indicates if the systems are B, P, H, or M-node. It will be returned as a string.

- $rr-\>DRG

  Deregistering flag. "Deregistering" will be returned if the name is not currently registered.

- $rr-\>ACT

  Active flag.

- $rr-\>CNF

  Conflict flag.

- $rr-\>PRM

  Permanent flag.

- $rr-\>as\_string

  Returns the object's string representation.

## SEE ALSO

Net::NBName, Net::NBName::NodeStatus

## COPYRIGHT

Copyright (c) 2002, 2003, 2004 James Macfarlane. All rights reserved. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.