[port 21]

Mict, shut up, you can do practically anything you want from a command line, launch applications, check connections, develop a connection to your (or someone else) router and control it through commands and from a commans prompt you can access ftp and telnet. There are hundreds of things that can be done from a command prompt. Tell me what you want to do, and i'll/we'll tell you if its possible.

[baph0m3t]

port 21, on Dec 17 2006, 01:26 PM, said:

Mict, shut up, you can do practically anything you want from a command line, launch applications, check connections, develop a connection to your (or someone else) router and control it through commands and from a commans prompt you can access ftp and telnet. There are hundreds of things that can be done from a command prompt. Tell me what you want to do, and i'll/we'll tell you if its possible.

yeah, I often work from the prompt especially for networking tasks / diagnostics, route tracing, sysprep, etc it's definitely NOT just for debugging. Mict, I can see you are a pretty new member and you're obviously keen, so I am not going to flame here, but please don't answer questions unless you know what you are talking about - it just leads to confusion.

[port 21]

T, you can do whatever you want (within reason), all you ned is a command (or a few). If you want to reboot a router, enter the router through telnet and select the reboot option, install hacked firmware on their router etc, this can all be done. Or you can do it graphically through your browser. You can also send messages to people on your network (netsend) and chck out who is on your network (net view).


btw, baph, i made you a festive avatar, <3



much wuv

[baph0m3t]

Port21 has just headed my new lovelist :D

[port 21]

Let me assume your talking about your school.

Well, you could boot into safe mode and log in as an administrator, or you coudl keylog your admin.


baph, tis not showing up! =O

[baph0m3t]

Very nice, but I notice a lot of the networking commands are missing (netstat, tracert, etc). Here are a few more commands:

http://www.microsoft...s.mspx?mfr=true

[Night Crawler]

Wow, the star wars video is awesome. It made my day :)

[Gerard]

That was one of the most ridiculous things i have ever seen in my life hahaha

how sad, and lonely, would you have to be to make that.. :P

[port 21]

Naw, the ASCII world cup pwned the shit out of that :P
But i spose cant get more nerdy that star wars, I LOVE IT!

This post has been edited by port 21: 18 December 2006 - 11:23 AM

[hackuin60s]

TJ6900, on Dec 16 2006, 10:33 PM, said:

Im slowly learning how to use CMD and navigate it. Iv just learnt how to use the ping command to check a connection to a domain, but is there anything else that can be done with it? Also what other neat things might I be able to do with CMD to generally screw with my friends heads and so on?

Also what are you able to do with someones IP address if you aquire it?

I bet - if you are N/W admin, you screw your head up with cmd. -- Sometimes its does.
cmd is very usefull as far as Networking is consern. Allot of utilities like mentions in the previous posts are very helfull to get job done very easily. Actully cmd is not that hard to navigate coz.. almost all the tools or utilities got the help options like ping if just type "ping" at the command prompt you it will show you various option and its useage.

[baph0m3t]

I'm in a firewalls & networks team and work and I can tell you that at least 25% of may day is spent inside the command shell.

[Sarge]

Here are is a list of some commands: http://www.computerhope.com/dosapp.htm

http://www.computerhope.com/msdos.htm

http://www.computerhope.com/secret.htm


Btw I recommend you all take a look at that site, it's great! :D