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Guest replied

3 July 2003, 11:01
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A drive has to be shared out and you have to have permission on it.

For Dos, have a look at "net use", in Windows "map network drive".
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Guest replied

2 July 2003, 22:55
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Even if it was, and I dont believe it is, I wouldn't tell you!
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Guest replied

2 July 2003, 19:15
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what about through DOS? i mean, its all connected through wires so it must be possible to hack?
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Guest replied

28 June 2003, 22:25
Yes, but you need your account to be granted permission.
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Guest started a topic Windows 2000 NT Professional Drive Accessibility

28 June 2003, 15:02
Windows 2000 NT Professional Drive Accessibility

Is there any way of accessing local drives(C on PCs across a Windows 2000 NT network without administrator privileges?
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