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Accessing a server via command prompt

grom94 Posted messages 5 Status Member -  
grom94 Posted messages 5 Status Member -
Hello,

I would like to access a server on the network via the command prompt (start>programs>accessories>...). For now, I can only access the drives on my computer (C:/, D:/, etc...).

I'm not sure if I've been clear.
I think the solution is relatively simple.

Thank you in advance.

Best regards.

Configuration: Windows XP / Firefox 7.0.1

4 answers

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    thanassos Posted messages 1762 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   137
     
    Hello,
    when you say you want to access it, what exactly do you want to do? Do you have any special services launched on it?
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    1. grom94 Posted messages 5 Status Member
       
      I have an application (exe) that needs to be launched from the command line and I want it to be accessible on the server, so that all users do not have to import it locally to run it...

      I would therefore like to be able to run an application located on a server from the command prompt.
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  2. morganch
     
    Hello.

    Use the NET command, use Google to find out all

    its possibilities (for example by typing net command windows).
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    1. grom94 Posted messages 5 Status Member
       
      Indeed, "Net view" allows me to see the list of different available servers. However, I am unable to access them...
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  3. grom94 Posted messages 5 Status Member
     
    net view allows me to display the list of available servers...
    net use \\SERVER1 allows me to connect to server 1 (with login and password)...
    net view \\SERVER1 allows me to display the contents of server 1...

    I can't access the subfolders...
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  4. morganch
     
    There are other options, take a good look.
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    1. grom94 Posted messages 5 Status Member
       
      I suspect it must be ridiculously simple for experienced people... That's not the case for me...
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