Re: Detect open windows shares?

Trick Kid schreef:

I've figured out NetShareCheck to check if a network share is valid,
but is there a way to scan a remote machine for ANY available network
shares, even if you don't know the name?

That depends on what you define as 'available'. In Windows Explorer, go
to 'My Network Places' and check which are avaible there. Those you will
be able to enumerate. Alternatively, use the 'net' command in a DOS-box:
net view /?
net view \\127.0.0.1 (might include shares with a $NAME, meaning
invisble)
net view \\hostname

More resources:

Win32::NetResource (see the Example section)
Win32::DriveInfo

google: site:microsoft.com enumerate shares
google: WNetEnumResource

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