Originally posted by: guapo337
no you can do it over the net if you have the person's IP.
and this question is asked SO MUCH. search.
Originally posted by: Soybomb
C:\>net send /?
The syntax of this command is:
NET SEND {name | * | /DOMAIN[:name] | /USERS} message
Originally posted by: Kaputnik03
i tried the net send 127.000.1.1 my message, but that didn't work either...
Originally posted by: Kaputnik03
i tried the net send 127.000.1.1 my message, but that didn't work either...
Originally posted by: GhettoFob
Originally posted by: Kaputnik03
i tried the net send 127.000.1.1 my message, but that didn't work either...
why are you trying to send to 127.000.1.1
Originally posted by: Kaputnik03
Originally posted by: GhettoFob
Originally posted by: Kaputnik03
i tried the net send 127.000.1.1 my message, but that didn't work either...
why are you trying to send to 127.000.1.1
i tried sending it to an actual ip, just didn't wanna give it out
Originally posted by: Kaputnik03
i tried the net send 127.000.1.1 my message, but that didn't work either...
Originally posted by: FFactory0x
im getting ' *' is not recognized as an internal external command, operatble program or batch file
Originally posted by: FFactory0x
im getting ' *' is not recognized as an internal external command, operatble program or batch file
Originally posted by: Kaputnik03
This is what i tried, and it didn't work:
C:\> net send {blah | * | /66.131.333.62] | /blah} my message went here
blah = name of the computer i'm sending the msg to
66.131.333.62 = ip of person i was sending to (not real, just an example)