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how to listen windows net send service

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    Dear friends, In my organization, the employees are sending me messages through net send command . I want to create a application or sercive to listen all the messages and save it in the database. ( Because the messages are like requests. so we need record of them. at last we need to give report to the authority) If you have ideas and solutions plz give me. thanks in advance. By Joe

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      Dear friends, In my organization, the employees are sending me messages through net send command . I want to create a application or sercive to listen all the messages and save it in the database. ( Because the messages are like requests. so we need record of them. at last we need to give report to the authority) If you have ideas and solutions plz give me. thanks in advance. By Joe

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      You would be better blocking off the Windows Messenger Service in your box. That will disable the net send command operation since that is a sensible thing to do since it can be easily used by spammers and exploited. Vista has this blocked by default. However, if you still wanna capture the net send message, then you will need to coide for the Windows Messenger Service using the API's to listen to the same. Net Send uses the NetBEUI protocol and you will need to code in COm for capturing the message through the exposed Interfaces of the API. Another easy way would be to observe the net send popups displaying and capturing the message in it. There is also a sample around it: Check this out http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms940840.aspx[^] Accept the reply if it helped you!

      Excelsior Arjun Bahree "By The Might of Mjolnir" I Came! I Coded! I Conquered!

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        You would be better blocking off the Windows Messenger Service in your box. That will disable the net send command operation since that is a sensible thing to do since it can be easily used by spammers and exploited. Vista has this blocked by default. However, if you still wanna capture the net send message, then you will need to coide for the Windows Messenger Service using the API's to listen to the same. Net Send uses the NetBEUI protocol and you will need to code in COm for capturing the message through the exposed Interfaces of the API. Another easy way would be to observe the net send popups displaying and capturing the message in it. There is also a sample around it: Check this out http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms940840.aspx[^] Accept the reply if it helped you!

        Excelsior Arjun Bahree "By The Might of Mjolnir" I Came! I Coded! I Conquered!

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        sorry for the late replay thank u for u r replay. thanks a lot.

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