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Solve : dos syntax - $ and network path? |
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Answer» If I am defining a network path in a net use command example is net use K: \\test\test$ The $ is used to denote a hidden share on the server. Any Shares that end with the $ will not be published or visible. You have to now the share name to access. or if you need to KNOW the share's on your system you can right click My Computer manage click the + Shared Folders and then select shares all shares including administrative shares will show up.you will also need user/password followed by that command if you dont already have passthrough AUTHENTICATION at the windows permissions level. "This can be dangerous if PLACED in a BATCH, in a batch that other users have access to with lesser permissions or in an environment where anyone can view the batch with that mapping and credentials in the open." |
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