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Send popup messages to Windows users
I'm not sure. If you can browse the windows network neighborhood then you can tell by what the names of the network computers are. However I am not sure about computers that aren't sharing things on the network. You may need to try and find out the naming convention of computers on the network. I know that on my university network all Windows 2000 computers and later must be named for the student's user name but that's just here. If anyone knows a trick using smbclient to translate an IP to a netbios name please post it.
Send popup messages to Windows users
On a Windows 2000 network, you can actually use the USERNAME rather than the NETBIOS name. I've been using it all morning to great effect!
Send popup messages to Windows users
In the Terminal, type in:
Send popup messages to Windows users
Which ports do I need to open n my ipfw configuration to make this work? I think I hardened my OS X machine to much for these little tricks.
Send popup messages to Windows users
It looks like SMB runs on port 139.
Send popup messages to Windows users
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