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dir %systemroot%\system32\*.exe /w

Short for remote shell. Simply understood as establishing a pipeline with the remote host, sending the commands with carriage returns from the local machine to the remote host, and then echoing the response from the remote host back to the local host.

rsh 192.168.0.1 -l Coucou dir
> Connection timed out for 192.168.0.1

sol

whoami -- This tool can be used to obtain the username and group information of the current user (access token) on the local system, as well as the corresponding security identifier (SID), privileges, and logon ID. For example, who is the currently logged - in user? If no switch is specified, the tool displays the username in NTLM format (domain\username).

C:\>whoami /user

User information
----------------

Username SID
==================== ============================================
jinjie - 520\jinjie027 S - 1 - 5 - 21 - 2901898759 - 1882768009 - 928121960 - 500

netsh

netsh diag gui

netsh /?

netsh firewall>show state

Firewall state:
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Configuration file = Standard
Operation mode = Disabled
Exception mode = Enabled
Multicast/broadcast response mode = Enabled
Notification mode = Enabled
Group policy version = None
Remote management mode = Disabled

Ports currently open on all network interfaces:
Port Protocol Version Program
-------------------------------------------------------------------
9 UDP IPv4 C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Messenger\msnmsgr.exe
33191 UDP IPv4 C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Messenger\msnmsgr.exe
15882 UDP IPv4 C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Messenger\msnmsgr.exe
1763 UDP IPv4 C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Messenger\msnmsgr.exe
59154 UDP IPv4 C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Messenger\msnmsgr.exe
24358 UDP IPv4 (null)
24358 TCP IPv4 (null)
1932 UDP IPv4 C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Messenger\msnmsgr.exe
1986 UDP IPv4 C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Messenger\msnmsgr.exe
56306 UDP IPv4 C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Messenger\msnmsgr.exe

C:\Documents and Settings\me>netsh diag connect 58.215.64.130 80
The following command was not found: diag connect 58.215.64.130 80.

C:\Documents and Settings\me>netsh diag connect iphost 58.215.64.130 80

IPHost (58.215.64.130)
IPHost = 58.215.64.130
Port = 80
The server appears to be running on port

C:\Documents and Settings\me>netsh diag connect

The following commands are valid:

Commands in this context:
connect ieproxy - Connect to the proxy of Internet Explorer
connect iphost - Connect to the user-specified IP host.
connect mail - Connect to the mail server.
connect news - Connect to the news server.

netsh diag>show

The following commands are valid:

Commands inherited from the netsh context:
show alias - List all defined aliases.
show helper - Please list all top-level helpers.
show mode - Display the current mode.

Commands in this context:
show adapter - Display all adapters.
show all - Display all categories.
show client - Display all network clients.
show computer - Display computer information.
show dhcp - Display the DHCP server for each adapter.
show dns - Display the DNS server for each adapter.
show gateway - Display the default gateway server for each adapter.
show ieproxy - Display the server name and port number of Internet Explorer.
show ip - Display the IP address of each adapter.
show mail - Display the mail server name and port number.
show modem - Display all modems.
show news - Display the news server name and port number.
show os - Display operating system information.
show test - Display all categories and execute all tests
show version - Display Windows and WMI versions.
show wins - Display the preferred and auxiliary WINS servers for each adapter.

MakeCAB is a file created by Microsoft for making CAB files. For detailed MakeCAB introductions, please refer to Microsoft MSDN. The command usage provided by the system is as follows:

Microsoft (R) Cabinet Maker - Version (32) 1.00.0601 (03/18/97)
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corp 1993-1997. All rights reserved.

MAKECAB ] source
MAKECAB ] /F directive_file

source File to compress.
destination File name to give compressed file. If omitted, the
last character of the source file name is replaced
with an underscore (_) and used as the destination.
/F directives A file with MakeCAB directives (may be repeated).
/D var=value Defines variable with specified value.
/L dir Location to place destination (default is current directory).
/V Verbosity level (1..3).

If there are multiple files in a directory, then you need to write a file list file to tell MakeCAB how many files need to be packaged.
A simple list.txt file is written, which contains only 2 lines. One is libactivex.inf, and the other is libactivex.dll
Then execute:

makecab /F list.txt /D compressiontype=lzx /D compressionmemory=21 /V

The system will display the compression process and the compression result, as follows:

Microsoft (R) Cabinet Maker - Version 5.1.2600.2180
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved..

287,395 bytes in 2 files
Total files: 2
Bytes before: 287,395
Bytes after: 162,170
After/Before: 56.43% compression
Time: 0.74 seconds ( 0 hr 0 min 0.74 sec)
Throughput: 378.76 Kb/second

After compression, a directory will be generated under the directory. Rename the files in the directory to libactivex.cab (it can be the file name you need) and it's OK.

Then it can be placed in the directory of the WEB server, and IE will prompt to download when opened.

Attachment: The generation method of INF will be introduced later.

In fact, there are 2 other ways to generate CAB files. One is to use Visual Studio, and the other is to use a special packaging tool. You can Google it.

Detailed explanations and tips for using makecab:

The simplest usage:
makecab full name of the file such as makecab wmd.dll

Specify compression type and the size of memory used:
makecab /d compressiontype=lzx /d compressionmemory=21 wmd.dll has a high compression ratio

Batch compression method:
for %v in (*.*) do makecab %v

Before, I studied for a long time and didn't know how to use one command to compress all files in a directory into a CAB package. Now I finally know that the way to compress into one CAB package is:
makecab /f list.txt /d compressiontype=mszip /d compressionmemory=21 /d maxdisksize=1024000000 /d diskdirectorytemplate=dd* /d cabinetnametemplate=dd*.cab

Here's one with a high compression ratio:
makecab /f list.txt /d compressiontype=lzx /d compressionmemory=21 /d maxdisksize=1024000000 /d diskdirectorytemplate=dd* /d cabinetnametemplate=dd*.cab

The list.txt here is the list of files. If it's a relative path, then it should be placed in the folder to be compressed. If it's an absolute path, it can be placed anywhere!