Remotely Access Windows Command Prompt from Linux using netcat.

Remote Access Windows Command Prompt from Linux using netcat

In this Article you will learn how to Remotely Access Windows Command Prompt from Linux using netcat.
First of all open command prompt and navigate to netcat folder by using following commands
cd ..
cd netcat-win32-1.12

 

Now write following command in Command prompt
nc -lvp  port number -e cmd.exe

Now open Terminal in Linux and enter following command and port number must be same in both operating system.
nc ip address  port number

Now You can see Connection is established and in Terminal you can use Command prompt as well.

This is how you Remotely Access Windows Command Prompt from Linux using netcat.

 

 

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