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| Accessing Network PC wihout user or comp name problem... First time here, seems nice so i'll ask my question. Alright When am i on my network i try to connect to my other computer using the following (dos) command: net use \\computer_name\ipc$ /u:account_name However the computer has a hostname and a computer name but no user name. with the computer_name i use the name of computer (obviously) but with the account name i'm a bit confused. I'm assuming its the user name. But what if the pc i'm trying to access has not network username? Do i use the network username or the username of their Windows XP on the pc? Oh and what if it doesn't have a Comp Name? What do i input then? I hope my question is worth answering. Thanks. |
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a hostname is the computer name if you want to make it simple. you can find it out by typing "hostname" in cmd users are in the control panel - user accounts windows, or to make it better and more useful - rightclick "my computer", choose "manage" and go into the users and groups. everything is pretty simple there if you are in a domain with a domain controller, the usernames are there. Quote:
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what you do, assuming the computer is called "Some-PC" and there is a user there called "User1" who is in the local administrator group is: net use z: \\some-pc\$ipc /u:"some-pc\user1" or even better - don't use /u:, the command will ask you for username and password BTW make sure there IS A PASSWORD. empty passwords are troublesome |
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| Re: Accessing Network PC wihout user or comp name problem... Sorry for not replying sooner. Thanks for your help, i will respond in this thread later if i continue to have any issues pertaining to this subject ~EDIT i just read that last bit. What if the default administrator account is still activated how do i go about accessing that since it has no p-word. |
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| Re: Accessing Network PC wihout user or comp name problem... what's wrong with the admin account being active? |
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