Guys,
If I am on a local network where there is a SMB server with a share, I
may browse that local network and find the connection. Of course this
is a Windows environment of which I speak and I need an IP address
because I'm connecting through a VPN tool that doesn't share the network
details through the tunnel.
I do not expect to find said IP through the tunnel. Well, thinking
about it, maybe I could by connecting to the local linux server and
trying to run nmap - if that linux server has nmap installed...
I am going on site and yes, I shall have linux systems by which to parse
the network.
So when Windows offers a share to mount, they play their own little set
of naming games - such is the nature of native SMB. Just thought I'd
ping the list and see if anyone else had that kind of opportunity and
maybe some thoughts.
Howard
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