Enable remote desktop with telnet utility (CMD)

[Nathansswell]

telnet wasn't even used...

[ozpc123]

not sure, maybe like this shutdown -s -t 1 -m \\192.168.0.23

[arafetkanso]

hi, how to introduce the use and pass in a shutdown command like this one : shutdown -s -m \\192.168.0.23 ????????????????? thanks.

[Atuday]

That's spooky stuff dude. Answers my question perfectly though.

[Volcaus]

sc config TeamService start= auto

there :D just copy and paste

[drvannostran1]

Thanks Oz, you saved my ass from having to run 50 miles tonight. :D

[CattleCluj]

all you did is that you connected to your own computer through remote desktop

[lpa3yonk]

i hacked someone ^_^

watch?v=n38tr4IlUEE

watch this video oh hahaha

[mandai2]

You can do this remotely if the target machine has the remote registry service running.

[shahbazshaikh007]

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[shahbazshaikh007]

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[shahbazshaikh007]

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[computerfreakDK]

awsum :D

[Y0U5H3D0]

um...theres is a easer way...use putty :D

[babbujathol143143]

good

[rango18]

Usefull video tut, good work.

[nexthacker007]

hey hey you r going to reaveal each and everything man!!!!

[WindowsIP]

GOOD JOB

ALSO YOU CAN USE TELNET service to hack remote PC.

[ozpc123]

I did'nt hack lol, its just enabling it from the command line, i already new the password :P

[Mindlessmotion]

@WindowsIP

hey can you give me some tips on how to hack remote pc?

[Xtream24]

This is giving me the access denied

[acid15]

ty for this dude... ima try this one...

im a noob for now.. thnx

[bukibv]

yaehha nice video but how to add users :S

[jboogo999]

how come everytime i click on services in win xp it flashes the services screen. it doesnt stay on for more than a sec....

[ozpc123]

Not sure, try go to start, run and type services.msc

[ozpc123]

Yes my pc is from the 1980's ... LOL

Just kidding... its xp , because i dont like Vista :)

[wasd591]

try win 7 RC 7100

[daconmat321]

or win 7 7600 full FINAL ;)

[lunertris19]

ur comp is really old

[DarkProgramming]

You sound as if you do not really know a lot about pc's.

His operating system is just an old one, for safety reasons etc.

[playithott]

Oh ok cool thnx I will do that :)

[playithott]

How can u connect without the other pc logging off?

[ozpc123]

I think if you have the same user name you can log him off, but im not 100%sure, and if you want to keep the remote user online , just use vnc.

[ozpc123]

just to make things a bit more clear, I did'nt use netcat in this video, it was just a telnet connection to another pc... in your case it is correct, when its 0.0.0.0 9999 it is in listening mode... when the connection is established it will be 192.168.1.25 9999 .. also you could make your internal ip static so it will never change for example set port forwarding in the router to 192.168.1.25 and then go to network connections on your pc, properties ,open TCP/IP enter all the ip's manually.

[crapbrat]

just need help ....see i have a router and i want to port forward a specific port for winshell and i tried port forwarding through router ...through firewall but the main problem is...when i do netstat -an it shows

0.0.0.0 9999 listening....

and i want it as

192.168.1.25 9999 on the listening state.....

and i have a dynamic ip ....

is there any way other than netcat.....do help me about this bro.

[mandai2]

@crapbrat Maybe your program has an option to change the listen IP?

[crapbrat]

man these are the most amazing videos i have seen......actually i never new about netsh ....it is a light to a noob

[zaheeb13]

your video's are the best keep on makeing them

[ozpc123]

I think you can but i've never tried using netcat

[burgert10]

can u do this with a netcat session

[darknessissafe]

yeah thats really one of the best movies here on youtube. good job man :D

[kaiomatico]

duuuuuuuuuuuuuude you helped me soooooo a lot!!!!

you did the best tutorial eveeeeeeeeeeeer :) awesome stuuuuuuuuuuuuuufff :)