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hostnet *gethostbyname (const char *honstname)Success: hostnet Type pointerError:-1int getaddrinfo (const char *hostnameconst CHAR *serviceconst struct Addrinfo *hintsstruct addrinfo **result)//return resultSuccess: 0Error:-1struct Hostnet {Char *h_name;//host NameChar **h_aliases;int h_addrtype;int h_length;Char **h_addr_list;//an array of address pointers poin

Name and IP address). (Note that you cannot add the host name or receive a warning) this is because the host name is marked with "/" before the request. NSString * path = [[NSString alloc] initWithFormat: @ "/login. aspx"]; // Set the Request body NSMutableDictionary * param = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] init]; [Param setValue: @ "Window1 $ Toolbar1 $ btn_login" forKey: @ "_ EVENTTARGET"]; [Param setValue: signINTextFied. text forKey: @ "*********"]; [Param setValue: passwordTextFied. text for

username list of the remote host.NBTSTAT-A IP 6. Obtain the user list of the local host.Net user 7. view the current time of the remote hostNET Time // ip 8. display the current service of the local hostNet start 9 start/Close local servicesNet start service name/yNet stop service name/y 10 ing Remote sharing:Net use Z: // ip/babyThis command maps the shared resource named baby to the Z disk. 11 delete a s

cannot see the default share)Net view \ IP4. view the shared resources of the local host (the local default share is displayed)Net share5. Obtain the username list of the remote host.Nbtstat-A IP6. Obtain the user list of the local host.Net user7. view the current time of the remote hostNet time \ IP8. display the current service of the local hostNet start9 start/Close local servicesNet start service name/

========================================================== ======================================NET Share ABC $ = c: \ map the C: disk to ABC $ (Add "$" to the hidden shared directory)NET Share C $/del disable C $ sharingNet use Z: \ *. * \ C $ maps *. * (IP) shared C $ to local Z: disk.Net use C:/del Delete mapped C DiskNet use */del/y delete allNet start displays the current service of the local hostNet start Telnet ServiceNet start server starts t

shared resource named C to a local Z disk. Net use Z:/delDelete the mapped Z disk, other disks, and so on. 5) copy files to the remote host:Copy path/file name // ip/shared directory name, for example:Copy C:/xinxin.exe // 127.0.0.1/C $: copy the xinxin.exe file under the C drive to the other C driveOf course, you can also copy the files on the remote host to your machine:Copy // 127.0.0.1/C $/xinxin.exe C :/ 6) Add a scheduled task remotely:At // the IP address time program name is as follows:

127.0.0.14) ing/deleting Remote sharing:Net use Z: \ 127.0.0.1 \ cThis command maps the shared resource named C to a local Z disk.Net use Z:/delDelete the mapped Z disk, other disks, and so on.5) copy files to the remote host:Copy path \ file name \ IP \ shared directory name, for example:Copy c: \ xinxin.exe \ 127.0.0.1 \ C $ copy the xinxin.exe under drive C to the other COf course, you can also copy the files on the remote host to your machine:Copy \ 127.0.0.1 \ C $ \ xinxin.exe c :\6) Add a

This article provides thought-based usage: about the automatic detection feature, the various ports and the capture function, the project used for Nmap software, Linux operating system, first we want to install NMAP software project used in the nmap-6.40-7.el7.x86_64 version,The command format is: #nmap [Scan type] [options] Scan type:-SS (TCP SYN scan half-open)-st (TCP connection scan full open)-SU (UDP scan)-SP (ICMP scan)-A//perform a full analysis of the target hostOptions:-N//Do not resolv

NET share: Viewing the local host's shared resourcesNbtstat-a IP: Get a list of users of the remote hostNET user C:/del Delete the mapped C-drive, other disk analogyNET user */del Delete all mapped disks, prompting for y confirmationNET use ipipc$ ""/user: "" to establish an IPC NULL linkNET use ipipc$ "password"/user: "username" establishes IPC non-null linkNET use h:ipc$ "password"/user: "User name" directly after the login map the other side C: to

/etc/hosts Hostnet Getnameinfo/getaddrinfo Internet /etc/networks Netent Getnetbyname/getnetbyaddr Agreement /etc/protocols Protonet Getprotobyname/getprotobynumber Service /etc/services Servent Getserbyname/getserbyport 6.8 Login Account RecordLinux records individual users who are currently logged on to the system t

time should be in the 24-hour format. If the program you plan to execute is in the system's default search path (such as system32/), you do not need to add a path. Otherwise, you must add a full path.3 local commands1) view the shared resources of the local host (the local default share is displayed)NET Share2) obtain the user list of the local hostNet user3) display the account information of a local userNet user account name4) displays the services

: The time should be in the 24-hour format. If the program you plan to execute is in the system's default search path (such as system32/), you do not need to add a path. Otherwise, you must add a full path.3 local commands1) view the shared resources of the local host (the local default share is displayed)NET Share2) obtain the user list of the local hostNet user3) display the account information of a local userNet user account name4) displays the ser

= 128Reply from 192.168.182.128: bytes = 32 time Reply from 192.168.182.128: bytes = 32 time Reply from 192.168.182.128: bytes = 32 time Ping statistics for 192.168.182.128:Packets: Sent = 4, stored ED = 4, lost = 0 (0% loss ),Approximate round trip times in Milli-seconds:Minimum = 0 ms, maximum = 15 ms, average = 3 ms----------------------------- TTL = 127 or 128 (Windows 9x)TTL = 240 or 241 (Linux)TTL = 252 (other)TTL can be changed through the peer computer settings and network conditionsPi