Cmd Access Remotely Accross Wlan?

[chris b]

Hi,

Anyone got a tutorial or can help me get CMD access remotely over CMD. I want wireless access and be able to run applications.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

[digip]

Windows or Linux? SSH into the machine? You can install OpenSSH for windows if you're not on Linux. This will give you command line access to the machine over a secure tunnel.

[chris b]

Windows or Linux? SSH into the machine? You can install OpenSSH for windows if you're not on Linux. This will give you command line access to the machine over a secure tunnel.

Sorry, i was brief, both machines are running windows 7, using wireless cards to connect.

[digip]

Sorry, i was brief, both machines are running windows 7, using wireless cards to connect.

If you want full shell access, you can still use OpenSSH between them to access the command line remotely. Otherwise, RDP from one to the other, and you have the GUI to work with cmd.exe.

[sablefoxx]

Meterpreter is good at this. -- http://lmgtfy.com/?q=meterpreter+tutorial

[Infiltrator]

If you want full shell access, you can still use OpenSSH between them to access the command line remotely. Otherwise, RDP from one to the other, and you have the GUI to work with cmd.exe.

Or you could use Cryptcat which is the encrypted version of NetCat, to establish a full remote shell access to the remote host. The RDP option as mentioned by Digip, would be the less cumbersome approach, since it won't require much set up or configuration on both ends and should get you started in matter of minutes.

Edited June 5, 2011 by Infiltrator

[Netshroud]

Netcat does also have an SSL option.

Additionally, Windows does have an optional Telnet server built in, but it's Telnet - unencrypted.

[i8igmac]

Nc -l -p 666 -d cmd.exe