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[Keith Watson]

Ok, that worked fine for me. But what I would like to know is 
whether or not it is possible to send the message out to all 
systems in a winblows domain that a particular user is logged 
onto. For example, If BJob was logged onto 3 systems in the 
domain I would like to send him a message on all three boxes. I 
would like to do this because as you can guess when dealing with 
anything over 2 users it becomes a real pain in the ass to keep 
track of their system. And what's more if they happen to upgrade 
the system in a year or two I will have to make changes to my 
scripts.

Keith

On 02:39 PM, Shaun Oliver wrote:
> first of all the command is this.
> smbclient -M note the upper case m followed by a space and the netbios 
> name of the windows machine or the ip address no preceeding forward or 
> back slashes are necissary.
> after that you should have a message that says connected. type your 
> message and predd strl+d to send
> after which you type the message and press enter and then hit ctrl+d
> hth
> 
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