command prompt net send
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command prompt net send
Okay, so I’m playing with this net send command. I want to send messages to my brother upstairs on the same network. He is on a wireless connection but the same workgroup so it should work. Here is my .bat file that I’m running...
ECHO OFF
NET SEND * hello?
PAUSE
And I get nothing... any ideas?
thanks...
ECHO OFF
NET SEND * hello?
PAUSE
And I get nothing... any ideas?
thanks...
Net Send has some good help try the following commands:
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NET SEND
NET VIEW
NET HELPMSG #If it's on a workgroup, and not a domain, I've found that it sometimes doesn't work (pass on why though, I don't know). This works though:
It will of course send it to all machines which are connected to the workgroup, but it does work.
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net send /domain:YOURWORKGROUPNAME message- jayshields
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HAHA.Sami wrote:nickman013 wrote:haha, net send. yeah computer class is always fun with that until they suspended everyone who did it. i am working on trying to get access to the schools ip cameras,, any one know how?
1. Speak english.
2. Make sure each computer has the Messenger service active. This can be done by right clicking my computer and clicking servies. Then see if messenger is enabled. If not , enable it.
3. Try "net send /domain hello" and see if you get anything. This will send a message to all computers in your network.
4. If it fails, google MS-Dos net send and you will find many tutorials on how to do this.
