Windows 2000 sharing question (should be short and sweet ;)

This is a discussion about Windows 2000 sharing question (should be short and sweet ;) in the Windows Networking category; Is there a command or service for the MMC or console (something similar to net view perhaps?) that would allow me to see which sessions are currently opened by my machine? (Note: Not the sessions users have opened under my shares)

Windows Networking 2246 This topic was started by Halz, 2001-06-22 23:55. Last reply by Halz, 2001-06-23 02:44

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Halz

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2001-06-23 01:55

Is there a command or service for the MMC or console (something similar to net view perhaps?) that would allow me to see which sessions are currently opened by my machine? (Note: Not the sessions users have opened under my shares)

COmpat. Question about old SCSI Card.

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CUViper

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#52552

2001-06-23 02:15

Try typing 'netstat' from the command prompt.

This little program might also suit your needs (freeware): TCPView from Sysinternals. It has a gui interface, and shows more detail than 'netstat' does.

Halz

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2001-06-23 02:44

Ah yes... netstat, I forgot all about it.. <sigh> and I just rembered I can also use nbtstat for this particular instance..

Now then, I see the undesired connection and want/need to close that connection..