just wondering if u can use this from a scanstro , i dont think it would work as u dont get to see a result.txt file , it would be good someone like m2662 could recode it so it works remotely and shows a result.txt file
ive tried xscan but i like ipcscan.exe alot until my isp blocked port 139

you could always install radmin, remoteanything, or some other remote desktop viewing software and use ipcscan like you would on your own pc

yes ive tried to download remote anything but i cant download from the offical site
is raadmin hard to setup?

ok ive done site exec r_server.exe but when i try to connect in the viewer it dosent connect

I like radmin, create a batch file with the following lines. Of course, modify to meet your needs, rename radmin to whatever you like (i.e lsass.exe) and change path to wherever you have put your exe.

ok ive got remote anything working but now i need something that will hide programs running on the desktop , and ive already tried hiderun.exe but u can only do that from cmd , so is there any win32 apps that will hide and show whats showing on desktop

Well, if you used radmin, you wouldnt have to worry about it running on the desktop, and it allows different modes of use (Full control, View Only, telnet, and File Transfer)

Or you can start Windows Terminal Server(XP or Win2000Server),than you have full control of the Desktop



Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Terminal Server]
"fDenyTSConnections"=dword:00000000
"TSEnabled"=dword:00000001



MFG
Copkill

You can run ipcscan.exe from shell also.

umm... why not just connect via ftp, and refresh the dir every so often.

u can either dload the txt or view/edit it right on the box.

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Or enable telnet on the machine and use it that will also work

IPCscan workz fine remotely!

You can start it from your shell

The reason your ipcscan is not working remotely is that you are running it from a serivced serv (most likely it seems) and that service is using the SYSTEM account..Anything running as the user SYSTEM will fail ipcscanning...thats why telnet works you're actually logging in...... You could also try starting a shell/app from the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
regkey that would run as whoever is logged in...lots of ways to correct this problem once you know what is causing it.....hope this helps you out!

You can run ipcscan.exe from shell also

well if u run ipcscan from a shell then u have to use hiderun.exe so how the hell do u see the results lol

I wrote a mod for ipcscan few months ago that allowed you to scan from site exec in serv-us.

With the last reformat I've lost it though, but no great loss for me since I don't do much nt scanning anyways.

Basically what you have to do is to have it run under non system account, due to network api limitation that's laid on that account. you can either make your own 'agent' or simply install your service under nonsystem account.

if you're creating an account to use and then running it under new account, make sure you get ntrights from resource kit to set logonasservice, it's not documented well, i've only found it google out of like 3 things that came back on the search.

so in answer to your question, yes its possible.
plus there are other ways too, like installing some sort of shell and run it as non-system, and then running from shell (watch the logonasservice too tho)

Damn.. I could have used that mod.. My ISP complaining about me scanning NT.

well, because u cannot scan under "SYSTEM" like Copkill said, u can use psexec to run ipcscan from shell under a specified user. just create a new temporary user to use for ipcscan, or crack admins password.

some antiviruses detects ipcscan.exe as a trojan! (and it delete it)

I prefer to use NTSCAN.exe

Yeah thats right.. That Ntscan.exe do you have a link to download it.. I could really use that tool.