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[MANHUNT]

I recently have learned some neat things todo with the command prompt these are some of the things I have learned. Open the command prompt and type these things in.

net view
Typing this shows all of the computers in your network/domain

net send (computer name) (message)
Typing this will send a message to any computer you type in. ex. net send User hello

net send * (message)
Typing this will send a message to any computer in your domain or network. ex. net send * hello

net send /domain (message)
This does the exact same thing as the above, it sends a message to all computers in your domain or network. ex. net send /domain hello

net send (ip address) (message)
This supposobly sends a message to the computers ip you type in, (if this works please tell me) ex. net send 16.21.36.2 hello

shutdown -i
This allows you to shutdown any computer in your domain/ network remotly.

shutdown -m \\(computer name)
This is the same thing as the above it just is quicker. ex. shutdown -m \\user

If anyone knows any other tricks to do with the command prmpt I would appreciate it if you would post. I use these to play pranks at my school.

Also if anyone knows how I would be able to remotly shutdown a computer at my school I would appreciate it. When I type in like shutdown -i it comes up on the command promt and says Access Denied if anyone knows how I can fix this please post.

Thanks Again

[67thRaptorBull]

so, does this only work on networks like schools or buisness, or will it work on a home network (like a router type thing)

i would love to shutdown my brothers computer from mine

 :evil:

[BinaryMod]

obviously - you cant just type in a command into dos, and hope your going to shut down a virus-free computer, if you pretty much dont know what your doing.

for a stupid/neat trick send me your email address.

This post has been edited by BinaryMod: Feb 2 2005, 01:41 PM

[MANHUNT]

Yes these work on home networks, school networks, work networks. They cannot make it so you cannot send a message but it appears that they can block remote shutdown. BinaryMod what is the cool trick you are talking about.

[BinaryMod]

send me your email address - i wont mess with you - just show you something cool

[MANHUNT]

[email protected]

This post has been edited by MANHUNT: Feb 2 2005, 05:09 PM

[BinaryMod]

let me know if you got the email.

[Supplicium]

i want it too adebellis[at]gmail.com

[BinaryMod]

havin stupid problem with my comp at the moment - youll know if you get my email (nothin bad, just funny) if you dont get it - sorry

[Dagoth]

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Also if anyone knows how I would be able to remotly shutdown a computer at my school I would appreciate it. When I type in like shutdown -i it comes up on the command promt and says Access Denied if anyone knows how I can fix this please post.

simple - just obtain admin rights to the network & you can shutdown any pc from you system  

[ridefour15]

I think NetSend was disabled in SP2.  I just used netsend spoofer in my computer classes.

[Supplicium]

aha binary that owns how'd you do it?!

[shavedrat]

Yeah back before the service packs came out, I used to spam my buddy at his house with Net Send messages.  He has static ip, and I have dynamic, so he could never do it back either. He has servicepacks and a firewall now, so it hasnt worked in awhile.

[BinaryMod]

QUOTE(Supplicium @ Feb 2 2005, 05:36 PM)

aha binary that owns how'd you do it?!

Its one of the oldest yet easiest tricks in networking....  all you need is dos.  pretty cool though for noobs, dont ya think.  


shavedrat - or whoever doesnt know what i just did - i sent him an email using his email address.... pretty simple.  but cheers  

This post has been edited by BinaryMod: Feb 2 2005, 09:02 PM

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