[l]I[/l][sc]'ve taken the liberty to post some common dos commands i use to find specific information on a network…[/sc]
NET USER /DOMAINThis command allows you to get an ENTIRE list of usernames on the network, great for seeing, and zeroing in on admins. If you add a username to that command then you will get specifics on that username (example: net user /domain Default)NET USER is a powerful command that will allow you to make changes to an existing user: net user /domain username /field:new_data, or even add a user of your own: net user /domain username /addNET GROUP /DOMAINNet group will get groups on a network. If you add a group's name to it then it will get you a list of who is in the group.NET USE U: Path/to/server (64D messed up the slashes… they should be NOT /)Excellent command that will create a networked drive. In this example it creates the "U" drive that connects to the Path host and then the folders o and then server.More commands to come later, but these can get you started with hacking your school's network. Also realize that you NEED to make yourself an admin to use most of these commands. A local might be sufficient to use some of them, such as the ones to find information on a user.-Steve
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Oh just wait till i get bored enough to add more to the list lol. These are just the basics of those VERY helpful commands ^_^.
-SteveAwww……ok
My school uses Macs. >_>
Yeah I've been messing around with those net commands too, I even think you can change password of a user with them. But can you really change pw or add an user if you aren't admin?
My school has mac too, those bastards.
Meh… the ADMIN locked down DOS… I've been trying to crack the password, but so far I've been unsuccessful. -_-
@smaksak
NET USER /DOMAIN username /PASSWORD:"omgPassword"You more then likely need admin to run most of the commands i stated above ^_^.-Steve