is it possible to send instant messages via the "net send" command between
to computers which are not linked to a common LAN? I'm getting all these
annoying spam pop-ups via the win2k/xp messaging service, so i guess it IS
possible to do so.
How is this done?
it is understood that both sender+recipient have the windows messaging
service running.
thx
=====
Bonjour,
est-il possible d'échanger des messages instantanés via la commande "net
send" entre deux ordinateurs qui ne sont pas reliées à un même réseau local?
J'imagine qui oui, étant donné que des spammers parviennent à envoyer leur
merde via le service "afficage de message" de win2k/xp.
comment faire?
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On Thu, 6 Nov 2003 14:36:22 -0500, "Willy Radisson" wrote:
<version francaise plus bas>
hello,
is it possible to send instant messages via the "net send" command between to computers which are not linked to a common LAN? I'm getting all these annoying spam pop-ups via the win2k/xp messaging service, so i guess it IS possible to do so. How is this done? it is understood that both sender+recipient have the windows messaging service running.
net send IP message
On Thu, 6 Nov 2003 14:36:22 -0500, "Willy Radisson"
<Willy.Radisson@frock.com> wrote:
<version francaise plus bas>
hello,
is it possible to send instant messages via the "net send" command between
to computers which are not linked to a common LAN? I'm getting all these
annoying spam pop-ups via the win2k/xp messaging service, so i guess it IS
possible to do so.
How is this done?
it is understood that both sender+recipient have the windows messaging
service running.
On Thu, 6 Nov 2003 14:36:22 -0500, "Willy Radisson" wrote:
<version francaise plus bas>
hello,
is it possible to send instant messages via the "net send" command between to computers which are not linked to a common LAN? I'm getting all these annoying spam pop-ups via the win2k/xp messaging service, so i guess it IS possible to do so. How is this done? it is understood that both sender+recipient have the windows messaging service running.
net send IP message
Kurt L
Oh, ya -- it's possible (one of the benefits of netbios over tcp) as long as the messenger service is started and the proper ports are open. To disable incoming messages you need to block a port or two, you can probably find some posts here or search google for them (I should know them, but I can't remember right now). I'll get blasted for it, but a quick fix is to disable the messenger service. This is not recommended because it is used for other things that you may or may not require, but it works.
"Willy Radisson" wrote in message news:Koxqb.2960$
<version francaise plus bas>
hello,
is it possible to send instant messages via the "net send" command between to computers which are not linked to a common LAN? I'm getting all these annoying spam pop-ups via the win2k/xp messaging service, so i guess it IS possible to do so. How is this done? it is understood that both sender+recipient have the windows messaging service running.
thx ==== > Bonjour,
est-il possible d'échanger des messages instantanés via la commande "net send" entre deux ordinateurs qui ne sont pas reliées à un même réseau local?
J'imagine qui oui, étant donné que des spammers parviennent à envoyer leur merde via le service "afficage de message" de win2k/xp. comment faire?
merci
Oh, ya -- it's possible (one of the benefits of netbios over tcp) as long as
the messenger service is started and the proper ports are open. To disable
incoming messages you need to block a port or two, you can probably find
some posts here or search google for them (I should know them, but I can't
remember right now). I'll get blasted for it, but a quick fix is to disable
the messenger service. This is not recommended because it is used for other
things that you may or may not require, but it works.
"Willy Radisson" <Willy.Radisson@frock.com> wrote in message
news:Koxqb.2960$143.165443@news20.bellglobal.com...
<version francaise plus bas>
hello,
is it possible to send instant messages via the "net send" command between
to computers which are not linked to a common LAN? I'm getting all these
annoying spam pop-ups via the win2k/xp messaging service, so i guess it IS
possible to do so.
How is this done?
it is understood that both sender+recipient have the windows messaging
service running.
thx
==== >
Bonjour,
est-il possible d'échanger des messages instantanés via la commande "net
send" entre deux ordinateurs qui ne sont pas reliées à un même réseau
local?
J'imagine qui oui, étant donné que des spammers parviennent à envoyer leur
merde via le service "afficage de message" de win2k/xp.
comment faire?
Oh, ya -- it's possible (one of the benefits of netbios over tcp) as long as the messenger service is started and the proper ports are open. To disable incoming messages you need to block a port or two, you can probably find some posts here or search google for them (I should know them, but I can't remember right now). I'll get blasted for it, but a quick fix is to disable the messenger service. This is not recommended because it is used for other things that you may or may not require, but it works.
"Willy Radisson" wrote in message news:Koxqb.2960$
<version francaise plus bas>
hello,
is it possible to send instant messages via the "net send" command between to computers which are not linked to a common LAN? I'm getting all these annoying spam pop-ups via the win2k/xp messaging service, so i guess it IS possible to do so. How is this done? it is understood that both sender+recipient have the windows messaging service running.
thx ==== > Bonjour,
est-il possible d'échanger des messages instantanés via la commande "net send" entre deux ordinateurs qui ne sont pas reliées à un même réseau local?
J'imagine qui oui, étant donné que des spammers parviennent à envoyer leur merde via le service "afficage de message" de win2k/xp. comment faire?
merci
nospamng_REMOVE
Get a firewall, you have no system security right now!
On Thu, 6 Nov 2003 14:36:22 -0500, "Willy Radisson" wrote:
<version francaise plus bas>
hello,
is it possible to send instant messages via the "net send" command between to computers which are not linked to a common LAN? I'm getting all these annoying spam pop-ups via the win2k/xp messaging service, so i guess it IS possible to do so. How is this done? it is understood that both sender+recipient have the windows messaging service running.
thx ==== > Bonjour,
est-il possible d'échanger des messages instantanés via la commande "net send" entre deux ordinateurs qui ne sont pas reliées à un même réseau local? J'imagine qui oui, étant donné que des spammers parviennent à envoyer leur merde via le service "afficage de message" de win2k/xp. comment faire?
merci
Get a firewall, you have no system security right now!
On Thu, 6 Nov 2003 14:36:22 -0500, "Willy Radisson" <Willy.Radisson@frock.com>
wrote:
<version francaise plus bas>
hello,
is it possible to send instant messages via the "net send" command between
to computers which are not linked to a common LAN? I'm getting all these
annoying spam pop-ups via the win2k/xp messaging service, so i guess it IS
possible to do so.
How is this done?
it is understood that both sender+recipient have the windows messaging
service running.
thx
==== >
Bonjour,
est-il possible d'échanger des messages instantanés via la commande "net
send" entre deux ordinateurs qui ne sont pas reliées à un même réseau local?
J'imagine qui oui, étant donné que des spammers parviennent à envoyer leur
merde via le service "afficage de message" de win2k/xp.
comment faire?
Get a firewall, you have no system security right now!
On Thu, 6 Nov 2003 14:36:22 -0500, "Willy Radisson" wrote:
<version francaise plus bas>
hello,
is it possible to send instant messages via the "net send" command between to computers which are not linked to a common LAN? I'm getting all these annoying spam pop-ups via the win2k/xp messaging service, so i guess it IS possible to do so. How is this done? it is understood that both sender+recipient have the windows messaging service running.
thx ==== > Bonjour,
est-il possible d'échanger des messages instantanés via la commande "net send" entre deux ordinateurs qui ne sont pas reliées à un même réseau local? J'imagine qui oui, étant donné que des spammers parviennent à envoyer leur merde via le service "afficage de message" de win2k/xp. comment faire?
