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Name: Ben
Date: March 21, 2002 at 00:17:12 Pacific
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hey guys, well i'm a student and at my school we have windowsXP and theres a dos based file called cmd.exe and when you type the comand "net send" it enables you to send messages to other networked computers. i was interested to know if there was any other comand lines that do other things? like send files or shut computers down?

thanks.



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Name: IB
Date: March 21, 2002 at 01:43:18 Pacific
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Type Net /? and as in other DOS commands it will give you the syntax and options


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Name: .
Date: March 21, 2002 at 09:06:40 Pacific
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If you want pretty much full control over another terminal, download and install NetBus or Back Orofice 2000. They are popular tools used for hacing into a network, but they can also be used for remote network administration (its intent for being wrote in the first place) I prefer NetBus, ot has a cool GUI, and is easier to use. you get alot more featrues too. {I would get version 1.7, version2.0 requires registration, and the "server" to accept the connection.})


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Name: anumaren
Date: March 25, 2002 at 06:49:05 Pacific
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anyone,

i need some basic windows operating dos commands of .exe and .com files


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