You can use " net send " to a computer name or particular logged on username. I've never tried an IP address for always been DHCP. But this will probably work in your situation as well. Best of Luck. Let me know if this helped. -md
Cmd line reads NET SEND computername "This is my message"
or NET SEND username "This is my message" The quotation marks are necessary -md
You can use " net send " to a computer name or particular logged on username. I've never tried an IP address for always been DHCP. But this will probably work in your situation as well. Best of Luck. Let me know if this helped. -md
Cmd line reads NET SEND computername "This is my message"
or NET SEND username "This is my message" The quotation marks are necessary. Also you need the rights to do this. -md
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