How can I enumerate NetBIOS shares on a Windows machine using command-line tools

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I’m trying to list available NetBIOS shares on a Windows machine for network analysis purposes. Are there specific command-line tools or commands that I can use to enumerate these shares effectively? I’ve heard that certain Windows commands or network utilities might help, but I’m not sure which ones are best for this task.

Any examples of command usage or steps to perform effective NetBIOS enumeration would be helpful.
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