Net send linux -> Windows
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Hello,
I am looking to implement the net send function from a Linux PC to a W2K PC. The two PCs are connected via a D-Link router. I recall that the net send function makes a popup message appear on the Victim’s machine. that could be fun .. right ?
I am looking to implement the net send function from a Linux PC to a W2K PC. The two PCs are connected via a D-Link router. I recall that the net send function makes a popup message appear on the Victim’s machine. that could be fun .. right ?
Configuration: Linux Debian Mozilla 1.8.1.10
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ContributorHello,
I have just configured Linux Ubuntu 9.04 to use at work.
Is it possible to send popup messages from a Linux machine to Microsoft Windows (2000 & XP)?
What needs to be configured?
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I was going to say it's Christmas, but no! it's the Epiphany gifts. I'll try it too. Thanks again!
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ModeratorBut well, you can always try linpopup ;-))
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Wonderful! I’ll try, thank you !!!!!! ..... and likewise ?????? Well, that’s outside the scope of the question.
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ModeratorConversely, I have no idea and I don’t even know if it’s possible as brupala ;-))
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ModeratorHi,
Via "Samba" and more precisely the command "smbclient" it is possible.
Excerpt from the man page of smbclient :-M nom_NetBIOS These options allow you to send messages through the “WinPopup” protocol to another computer. Once the connection is established, you enter your message and use ^D (Control-D) to quit and send the message. If WinPopup works on the target computer, the user will receive the message and probably a sound signal; otherwise, the message will be lost and no error message will be sent. The message will be automatically truncated to 1600 characters if it exceeds this limit due to the protocol. A useful tip is to send the message through the cat command (N.B. : or echo) to smbclient. For example: cat mon_message.txt | smbclient -M FRED will send the message contained in the file mon_message.txt to the machine FRED. You can also use the -U and -I options which allow you to control the FROM (N.B. : “From”) and TO (N.B. : “to”) fields of the message. See the parameter of the message commands in the smb.conf(5) file for a description of how Samba should handle incoming WinPopup messages (N.B. : There are also utilities such as linpopup that simulate the WinPopup client). Note: Copy WinPopup into the Startup programs of your PCs to receive such messages (N.B. : or start the associated service on Windows NT-derived operating systems).
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