Enumerating Domains with Net View
The net view command is a great example of a built-in enumeration tool.
Net view is an extraordinarily simple command-line utility that will list domains available on the network and then lay bare all machines in a domain. Here’s how to enumerate domains
on the network using net view:
Net view is an extraordinarily simple command-line utility that will list domains available on the network and then lay bare all machines in a domain.
Here’s how to enumerate domains on the network using net view:
However, because of the sluggishness of updates to the browse list, we think the command-line tools are snappier and more reliable.
Net view is an extraordinarily simple command-line utility that will list domains available on the network and then lay bare all machines in a domain. Here’s how to enumerate domains
on the network using net view:
C:\>net view /domainDomainThe net view command is a great example of a built-in enumeration tool.
Net view is an extraordinarily simple command-line utility that will list domains available on the network and then lay bare all machines in a domain.
Here’s how to enumerate domains on the network using net view:
C:\>net view /domainSupplying an argument to the /domain switch will list computers in a particular domain, as shown next:
Domain
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CORLEONE
BARZINI_DOMAIN
TATAGGLIA_DOMAIN
BRAZZI
The command completed successfully.
C:\>net view /domain:corleoneFor the command-line challenged, the Network Neighborhood shows essentially the same information shown in these commands.
However, because of the sluggishness of updates to the browse list, we think the command-line tools are snappier and more reliable.
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