copy a file to My Network Places/Dest PC using command line

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is it possible to copy a file to My Network Places/Dest PC using command line.
if so then please write it for me.
 
2000 lover said:
is it possible to copy a file to My Network Places/Dest PC using command
line.
if so then please write it for me.
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Do you know the NetBIOS name of the destination PC?
Do you know the name of the share on that PC?
If so, what are they?
 
my mean is copy a file from sysop PC in coffee net to another PC that all of
them
are present in network places(such as Station1 or Station2 or...).
 
2000 said:
i'll check it out, just for now i want to know full syntax of command line,
thanks.
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you can map a drive (it'll appear as a local disk to you) by doing
net use <unused_drive_letter>: \\netbios_name\share
it doesn't have to be an unused_drive_letter but it's good
practice anyway
and then do your copying by using copy/xcopy,...
 
goarilla said:
you can map a drive (it'll appear as a local disk to you) by doing
net use <unused_drive_letter>: \\netbios_name\share
it doesn't have to be an unused_drive_letter but it's good
practice anyway
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You may want to review your claim. Here is what happens
when you attempt to use a drive letter that is in use:

E:\Technical\Tips>net use q: \\pegasus\d$
System error 85 has occurred.
The local device name is already in use.
 
Pegasus said:
You may want to review your claim. Here is what happens
when you attempt to use a drive letter that is in use:

E:\Technical\Tips>net use q: \\pegasus\d$
System error 85 has occurred.
The local device name is already in use.
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oh thank god :D

but you're right
for some reason i forgot that i always did a
net use used_drive_letter /DELETE

and well the practice is possible in Unix
(mounting devices on used mountpoints)

Oops 0_o.
 
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