Just using the net bios you will see the beatifull of cmd.exe. Just follow this tutorial carefully. First of all, you need to make sure that the PC you are using was installed with the net bios.
Q : My PC does not have the net bios.
For those who does not have the net bios, you can install it easily. First step to install it, go to the show all connections. In this window, you will see all the network connections. Right click on the local area network and choose the properties. The properties should look like this:
Take note that <20> from the list show that the PC is sharing something and you can get into the PC through it. If there is no <20> in the list, it showed that the PC that you want to connect is not sharing anything.
Now we need to know their harddrive names etc, and we need to see if it's xp and if they have SharedDocs. To do this we use net view \\ipaddress
code:net view \\10.5.26.252
Shared resources at \\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Share name Type Used as Comment ----------------------------------- SharedDocs Disk The command completed successfully.
That's the result you should get (it wil be different on a non-WinXP box ).
net use g: \\10.5.26.252\SharedDocs The command completed successfully.
Code:
In windows XP (not sure about other windows) you can open up "my computer": the drive you just added will be there for you to browse in all the GUI goodness.
When you're done, make sure you remove the shared drive from your machine:
Code:
c:\>net use /delete g:
g: was deleted successfully.
Some systems may be locked with passwords (win2k, WinNT):
If you know the password, you would use this command:
Code:
net use password \\ip\sharename
That's all guys, gud luck and see you on the next tutorial.