you know when you connect to a pc share and supply username/password and when you return to the same path you dont need to authenticate cos the details have been cached? theres a command you can run from the command prompt to clear credentials, like the net use clear session command.



cheers

NET USE to find the share

NET USE /DELETE \\server\sharename

net use * \\server\share /user:username password



the * is the drive name you want to make

remove the 's



net use g$ \\jupiter\c$ /user:administrator pass1

oh ps you can leave the * in the command and this will just connect the next available drive letter

poorly worded post, but im pretty sure he meant how to CLEAR the connection, not create it

google has this answer you lazy f***!!!

net share c$ /delete

do a f***ing "net share ?" at a dos prompt and it will tell you everything..... GOSH!

it'd probably cost about $1

^ your mother costs $1, dunno bout share value...

mebe .30 cents

all of those commands are to create or delete the actual shared drive, is there no command to just clear the password cache?. A reset will do it if the drive is set to reconnect at login.

i answered first, and i was the only correct response, its hard being this good.

my god, i try not to join to people, but god damn, we have some f***n wankers on theis forum. i feel sorry for the moderators, they would need a staff of 10 to ban people who are wankers. a simple question i thought, and no speedhax, that wasnt it. I didnt say anything about mapping a share, i said simply accessing a share so the net use driveletter does not apply. There is a correct command, mentioned in the mcp stufy exam. I will go and find it myself, just thought there would be some normal people on the forums, guess i was wrong. fark...........

f*** ur dumb just use the help command u lazy gook

and let the confirmations begin.. first prize: evetS.

Evets winning speech:

Just like to thank myself for being a 15 year old punk ass bitch. It took years of jerking to a 1994 picture of pam anderson in a baywatch swimsuit to become so detached from life that life itself ends with a .com, maybe .org if im feeling adventureous. thanks to myself again, im number 1.

must be the whitest asian i ever seen...

also net use /? with the /clear function should clear those connections from the .dat file

speaking of dos commands, does anyone know much about the debug assembler, ive got these commands to explain and i have no idea what they do

after im in cmd i go

c:\debug
-_ (underscore flashes)
-a
****:100 inc byte ptr[0110] (can someone tell me what this line does
****:104 jmp 100 and this one please

format c:

i did that yesterday, just not that way

Been a while since i've done any assembler.. and I cbf getting any notes out :)

lucky you posted, that gives me an idea to look more on google

c:\debug
-_ (underscore flashes)
-a
****:100 inc byte ptr[0110] ; increments a byte at pointer 0x0110
****:104 jmp 100 ; jumps to line 100.. see above :P


duh


here's a question for ya..
mov ax, 0x13;
int 10;
mov ax, 0x03;
int 10;

what does that do? ;P
old school answer expected ;]