I believe there's a modification you need to do to a certain setting in the IP address configuration of your internet connection to make it work properly, so you can trick the Windows Messenger Service (not to be confused with MSN messenger) to send a message to another computer not on the LAN. Needless to say, since there is already enough Messenger spam in the world, I'm not going to disclose the details. If you're that intent on doing this, you can search for them yourself. :frown:Originally posted by: Daniel
A few things to consider...
They need a NT based kernel OS i.e. NT4, Win2000, XP
They need to have the messenger service running
They need to not be blocking the ports on a firewall already, many people already are to stop the messenger spam
If you are good to go then open up a command prompt and type
net send ipaddress text
Sub the actual ip for "ipaddress"and your message for "text" in the above example.
Originally posted by: hoihtah
can you send a message to linux machine?
or a mac OSX?
someone in the office has stolen my server's ip.
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Do you know what its network name is? If so, use the net send command to send a message to their_computer_name like this:Originally posted by: hoihtah
thanks for the suggestion.
...
so i get in early this morning... hoping that the thief's computer would be down.
but
it's still up.
what sort of information can i find out just with an IP?
can i see what OS it's running?
