The C$ (and any other share named with a "$" at the end) are hidden shares, that are only used by administrators. They are there by default on win2k machines, but some users may have removed them.
The C$ (and any other share named with a "$" at the end) are hidden shares, that are only used by administrators. They are there by default on win2k machines, but some users may have removed them.
Yep, NET VIEW works along those lines. If you are trying to view the computers in a network, but in a different domain or workgroup, try:
net view /domain:<domain name>
You can also see the shared folders on each computer you see on the net view list, by typing:
net view \\<computer name or ip...
I am running a server with 2 network cards (both on the same subnet & physical network... with 1 private, and 1 public ip address). Whenever I enable my VPN (configuring through Routing and Remote Access MMC Snap-in) using the wizard, all computers on my network can no longer see (ping/connect...
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