2011年11月25日 · From net help view: C:\Users\shufler>net help view The syntax of this command is: NET VIEW [\\computername [/CACHE] | [/ALL] | /DOMAIN[:domainname]] NET VIEW displays a list of resources being shared on a computer. When used without options, it displays a list of computers in the current domain or network.

2020年1月5日 · net view \\<computer name> OR (all shares) net view \\<computer name> /All. Substitute <computer name> in the command above with the actual computer name of the network computer you want to see its shares.[/I] For example: net view \\Brink-Laptop OR net view \\Brink-Laptop /All The share names listed without $ at the end are the ones users ...

net use \\server\IPC$ net view \\server Once you connect to IPC$ (or any share, in fact), Windows will reuse the same credentials (or even the same TCP connection) for all other operations. ( IPC$ is a system share that exists on all CIFS/SMB servers, therefore it's guaranteed to work.)

Net View displays domain/workgroup resources, i.e server and PC resources. It doesn’t give an accurate overview of machines on the network as that’s not it’s complete role. You need to use ARP –a to get this and translate them to their hostnames.

2019年8月1日 · The command net view only uses NetBIOS and nothing else. If WINS is not available (which it almost never is), then the list of computers is retrieved from the "master browser", which is found via NetBIOS over TCP/IP broadcasts. The command will only find computers whose network discovery is turned on. For more info see The Browse Service.

The net view commands depend on the computer browser service, which in turn depends on SMB1. SMB1 is an old, insecure protocol which should not be enabled on any machine with an Internet connection. Ok, so probably there is something else that can be used from the command line; and I found List SMB network shares and usernames they're ...

2021年9月24日 · Apparently NET VIEW (without parameters) functionality is dependent on the insecure and deprecated SMB1 protocol, which is disabled by recent versions of Windows 10 (mine is 20H2). Windows Explorer works just fine without it but I am trying to get a list of computers on the network (their NETBIOS names) on the command line, and getting:

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2018年8月9日 · Using a Command Prompt window, entering Net View / ALL produced the error, however entering Net View with an individual computer name or IP address worked. Selecting NETWORK in Explorer resulted in most connected devices not showing under 'Computers', although they did show under 'Media Devices' and 'Storage'.

2019年7月12日 · Using a Command Prompt window, entering Net View / ALL produced the error, however entering Net View with an individual computer name or IP address worked. Selecting NETWORK in Explorer resulted in most connected devices not showing under 'Computers', although they did show under 'Media Devices' and 'Storage'.