Steve's Networking PageHow to set up Red Hat Linux 7.3 as a subnet routerIt took me quite a while to get this figured out. Find out how I did it here. How to set up Red Hat Linux 7.1 with an Avaya Silver CardThis is relatively easy, but I thought I'd give some helping hints. Find it here. "NET SEND" messaging under Windows XPWell, as most people seem to have found out how to do this, I may as well tell you people that don't know. It's a simple Windows function, the Windows XP equivalent of Winpopup. The following command should be typed at the RUN dialog box or from the command prompt. NET SEND {ComputerName} {Message} This sends message {Message} to Computer {ComputerName}. The message will appear on their computer in a dialog box. The only way to disable it is to stop the "Alerter Service" on Windows XP. This will prevent the dialog box appearing when someone sends you a message. Half-truth: This does not work under Windows 9x Full-truth: It does, but not in the same way. One word - Winpopup. Finding who is logged on to a computer remotelyHave you ever wanted to know the username of the person logged on another computer? Now you can. Go to the command prompt and type: NBTSTAT -a {ComputerName} It will return a list of various bits of information, including the computer name, domain, workgroup and the current logged on user, if any. Coming soon...
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