How do you turn off the LAN protocol in the cmd command prompt?

You can only turn off the service. However, the LAN service is turned off, and all programs based on this service cannot run.

How to close the service Control Panel - > Management Tools - > Services.

Found servsr turned off.

Below cmd"net stop server"

In the command prompt to close the LAN protocol, enter net stop server

View the current network properties cmd, enter ipconfig all in the command prompt

Open the service item net start service name.

The net stop service name of the service item.

Check the current network properties ipconfig all

Why do you have to worry about cmd if you can use third-party software?

I usually sync each other's time first, and then net use....Omit in between. The question is, what do you want to do? If you want to legally shut down remotely, you can use the remote desktop, and if you want to do something else, hehe, check the water meter carefully.

shutdown -r -t 5

r is a restart, if you replace -r with -s is a shutdown.

t 5 means restart after 5 seconds, if it is 0 is to restart win7 immediately, turn "-" into " ".

I have watched a lot of hacker movies, but they are only connected to the same network, and they do not control other people's computers, and it is impossible to easily shut down other computers.

1. Find the computer you want to shut down in the LAN and click Start.

2. Find Run and open it.

3. Enter, and then click OK.

4. Double-click Windows Settings.

5. Double-click Security Settings, Local Policies, and User Rights Assignment 6. Find the remote system to force a shutdown and double-click.

7. Click Add User or Group.

8. Enter guest and click OK.

9. Click the newly added guest, click Apply, and click OK10. Return to the start, find Run, and open cmd

11. Enter ipconfig, find the local IP, and write it down12. At this time, the target computer has been set up, and then go back to your own computer, or find start, run, open and enter shutdown -i, pay attention to the space.

13. Click Add, enter the IP address you just remembered, and click OK14. Click the address you just entered, and write something in the comment, 15. Finally, click OK, and then wait for the other party to shut down or restart.

There are 3 conditions that must be met for remote shutdown.

The first group policy allows for forced shutdown of remote networks.

Second, the firewall is going to be closed.

Thirdly, the guest account needs to be opened.

After satisfying the 3 conditions of appeal, CMD loses like this.

shutdown -s -m ip -t 30 means that the IP will shut down after 30.

At least with my current knowledge, I can meet these three conditions.

These are the conditions of the machine that is shut down.

Only the machine that is shut down can be remotely shut down by you if it satisfies these requirements.

If it is in the cmd command prompt, the premise is that the other party must enable the telnet service.

In the case of the other party's enablement, you can enter :

telnet

Then prompt for a user and password to enter.

You ask your colleague if it's a problem with the port setting The default port of telnet is 23, if it is modified, you should use this format telnet ip port, such as telnet 23

Write a batch.

net use z: \b\share ;;b is the IP address of computer B, and share is the name of the shared folder.

You can see the shared file under the Z drive in my computer on this machine.

Enter the IP of b in the run box, you don't need to cmd

The same LAN is a prerequisite.

In the same LAN, you can only execute commands as adminstrator, and you can't execute the highest rights when you enter as guest.

To view all the machines that have been enabled in the LAN, just enter net view under DOS (how to enter DOS:

1. Press the Windows micro mark key on the keyboard, which is the key of a windows window and then press the R key to open and run, and enter cmd in it to run.

2. Click "Start" - Run", and enter cmd.

3. Find the path to it directly, that is: C: Windows System32 cmd can also be run by double-clicking directly.

Once the input is complete, wait a few moments for the command to complete successfully. If you want to know that the IP can do this, for example, if you scan out the machine A08, then you can type in the command line: ping A08 Enter to see it"reply from :

bytes=32 time<1ms ttl=128"Such a number, one of which is the IP of this machineIf you want to know the host, look for the one that is different from the other, generally speaking, the name of the host is different from other machines. The difference is significant.

If the cmd command is used to mention the bai symbol, the premise is that the dao telnet service must be enabled on the zhi side.

In the other party's opening of the love back.

In this case, you can answer the command prompt and type:

telnet

Then prompt for a user and password to enter.

The dude upstairs is windy. I don't know what ** did.

wmic user: username node: IP address Process List Brief

This is an example of looking at each other's processes, what exactly is going to be done, you can look at the wmic.

Why use dos commands? You can use the remote desktop that comes with the system, and there are accessories there.