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How to create a network map?
Good day.
There is a corporate network (win2003), is it possible to create its map with a full display of the contents of servers for windows?
Ideally, I would like to see something like:
\\%servername%\%foldername1%\%foldername2%\%filename1%
\\%servername%\%foldername3%\%filename2%
etc.
You need to put the contents in order, get rid of the excess, find out what should be added to the backup. And for this, a visual map would not hurt.
All the software that I could google could not go further than the folders in the root of the server.
Maybe there is a standard console command (win7)?
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The first thing that came to mind was Linux and mount -t smbfs . Thus, all the desired balls will be like folders in your folder.
Maybe cygwin can do this, I don't know.
So all the same, a network map or a map of folders open on servers?
network map is a complete map of network equipment - switches, routers, servers, workstations.
And what you want - a power shell script goes through all the machines of the domain and all open network balls are in your file.
If you still tinker with the access rights to whom and where.
it will be even easier in some places - to use smbtree in samba under Linux, introduced into the domain, a map of all the balls with servers with one command.
net use K: \\comp_name\share password /USER:user_name
If to a domain resource: /USER:domain_name\user_name
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