Windows common net USE command

NET share: Viewing the local host's shared resources

Nbtstat-a IP: Get a list of users of the remote host

NET user C:/del Delete the mapped C-drive, other disk analogy

NET user */del Delete all mapped disks, prompting for y confirmation

NET use ipipc$ ""/user: "" to establish an IPC NULL link

NET use ipipc$ "password"/user: "username" establishes IPC non-null link

NET use h:ipc$ "password"/user: "User name" directly after the login map the other side C: to the local H:

NET use h:ipc$ to map the other side c: to Local H:

NET use m: \\sambaip\wodewangpan/user: username (or domain name \ username)----Map the shared network of a user on the samba server to a local m disk:

NET use ipipc$/del remove IPC links

NET use H:/del to delete mappings that map each other to local H:

NET user username password/add set up users

NET user Guest/active:yes activates the guest user

NET user view a list of native users

NET user account name to view the properties of the account

net localgroup Administrators user name/add Add "user" to the administrator to have administrator privileges, note: After the administrator plus s with plural

net start to see what services are open on this machine

Net start service name (e.g.: net start Telnet, net start schedule)

NET stop service name stops a service

NET time destination IP to view the offset

NET time target Ip/set to set the local computer time to synchronize with the "Destination IP" host, plus the parameter/yes to cancel the confirmation message

NET view to see which shares are open within the local area network

NET view IP to see which shares are turned on in the other LAN

NET config display system network settings

NET logoff disconnected sharing

NET Pause Service name pauses a service

NET send IP "text message" to the other party to send messages

NET ver LAN network connection types and information that are in use

NET share viewing locally-enabled shares

NET share ipc$ turn on ipc$ sharing

NET share ipc$/del Delete ipc$ share

NET share C $/del removal of C. shared

NET user Guest 12345 log in with guest user and change password to 12345

NET password Password change system login password

Netstat-a See which ports are open, common Netstat-an

Netstat-n View Port network connectivity, common Netstat-an

Netstat-v viewing work in progress

Netstat-p protocol Example: Netstat-p TCQ/IP Viewing a protocol usage (viewing TCP/IP protocol usage)

Netstat-s View all protocol usage in use

Nbtstat-a IP 136 to 139 if one of the ports is open, you can view the user name of the other person who recently logged in (03)-Note: parameter-A to capitalize

Tracert-parameter IP (or computer name) trace route (packet), Parameter: "-W number" is used to set the time-out interval.

Ping IP (or domain name) sends the default size of 32 bytes of data to the host, parameter: "-l[space" packet size ";"-N Send data Number ";"-T "means to ping all the time.

PING-T-l 65550 ip death ping (send files larger than 64K and Ping is the ping of death)

Ipconfig (winipcfg) for Windows NT and XP (Windows 95 98) To view the local IP address, ipconfig the available parameters "/all" To display all configuration information

TLIST-T Displays the process as a tree list (additional tools for the system, which are not installed by default, within the Support/tools folder of the installation directory)

KILL-F process name plus-F parameter force end a process (additional tools for the system, default is not installed, in the Support/tools folder of the installation directory)

Del-f file name plus-f parameter can be deleted read-only files,/ar,/ah,/as,/AA respectively for the deletion of read-only, hidden, system, archive files,/a-r,/a-h,/a-s,/a-a means to delete files except read-only, hidden, system, archive. Cases
such as "Del/ar * *" means to delete all read-only files under the current directory, "Del/a-s * *" means deleting all files except system files in the current directory

Windows common net USE command