Network Neighborhood

[Sony]

I am on an Intranet and I share lots of files over network neighborhood is there any program I can download for free that will tell me the name of the computer that is connected to me I would greatly appreciate it.

[Sony]

someone please help me PLEASE

[RED Hot Machine]

What OS are you running Sony?

Because I think there is a program in 98 called net watcher that shows what computers are connected to you. I'll check and let you know (I'm using a win2k rig at the moment)

[RED Hot Machine]

Sonny try this (http://www.tamos.com/download/main/) link and download Essential NetTools. Could not find anything that is free but this is shareware. Shows what computer is connected to your's and loads of other things aswell.

[Thelemac]

There's a program that installs with Windows called Net Watcher that should do that for you. :)

[su root]

NetWatch:
Start/Run "netwatch"
or
Start/Programs/Accessories/System Tools/Net Watcher

If it's not there, you need to install it, Control Panne/Add Remove Programs/Windows Programs/Accessories and check "Net Watcher"


Or, if you are looking for a more technical breakdown,
Start/Run "command"
"netstat"
and you will get a list of active connections, ports and status. (probably not what you are looking for)

[RED Hot Machine]

In win2k go control panel>admin tools>computer managment>sessions.

[engjohn]

Originally posted by RED Hot Machine
In win2k go control panel>admin tools>computer managment>sessions.

I think you mean
In win2k go control panel>admin tools>computer managment>Shared Folders>sessions.