net view
Typing this shows all of the computers' names 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 all computers in your domain or network that are online. 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
ipconfig
Shows your internal IP address e.g. 192.168.2.1
Saturday 8 December 2007
Network tricks (intermediate)
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3 comments:
c'est vrm nice le shutdown -i ;D
mais j'ai une question. est ce quon peut changer notre adresse ip?
well, the internal ip address is internal within the 'LAN' network and is set by the router/modem (whichever you may use)
If you are using a router; the router is either using DHCP (automatic ip assignment AKA Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) or static (set manually)
But most modern routers use DHCP, and basically just disconnecting and reconnecting can change your internal IP address, although it may well not as it will only change if another internal IP address is taken/freed
Another method is to run this in cmd:
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
which will release the current LAN settings and then renew them, but again it may not necessarily change it
Hope this helps :)
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