Recently, we have discussed that remote invocation of CMD is quite popular, so I want to write some summary about using remote invocation of CMD.
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For more information, see http://lcx.cc /? I = 3221.
I used Windows 2003 for demonstration.
1. Activate the local guest account
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2. Set network access in the Group Policy: Change the Sharing and security model of the local account to classic (2003 the system uses Classic mode by default and does not need to be modified)
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3. Enable the Server Service. The server service refers to the service needed for network sharing. There is no Server Service locally (please note this)
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Let's add the printer protocol to the network.
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Now the installation is successful.
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The server service is automatically started by default after the installation is successful.
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4. Create a shared folder
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All the preparations have been completed. Put in a cmd. Let's test it.
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conclusion: (mandatory) 1. why do I still find the network path when I execute the above command on my shell? explanation: the port 445 in China is basically blocked by the MS08-067. Generally, port 445 only allows mutual access within the man. 2. What should I do? explanation: it is not necessary to win a server in the target c segment as a zombie, all servers in the man can be used, such as machines in a data center. 3. What if I cannot connect to the C-segment server on a daily basis? explanation: Find the CIDR block, and the port 445 of the CIDR block is not blocked.