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SUMMARYWhen a LAN Manager or Windows for Workgroups client runs a directory search against files on a Windows NT share that reside on an NTFS drive, the time stamp displayed could be off by as much as two seconds. MORE INFORMATION
The "Windows for Workgroups 3.1a" dialect is negotiated for Windows for
Workgroup clients and "DOS LANMAN2.1" is negotiated for a LAN Manager
clients. The SMB command that is issued for these dialects for directory
searches is File Search. This command returns the Last Modify Time through
the find_buf_time field (which displays only the modification time in two
second increments). This is an SMB specification for the "File Search"
command find_buf_time field. The application running on the LAN Manager or
Windows for Workgroups computer can display only what the SMB passes to it.
In this case, it is passing a file time stamp that has been rounded off by
two second increments.
Additional query words: 3.10 2.20c 3.11 Server Message Block prodnt prodtcp wfw wfwg
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