Note the alternative Trojan for remote control shutdown under Windows XP

In fact, the Windows system itself also has such a shutdown "trojan". If you have an understanding of Windows XP, you should know that a new Shutdown command has been added to XP. Remote shutdown can be achieved with the &mquo; -m\\p address” parameter. But don't be afraid of it, provided you have administrative rights to the remote computer. Take the remote IP address of 192.168.0.2 as an example. Run CMD to open the “Command Prompt” window and enter the following: The following is the code snippet: shutdown -s -m\\192.168.0.2 -t0 -f"(f parameter indicates forced Shut down) Enter, the other party shuts down. If it is unsuccessful, you do not have administrative rights to the computer. For example, the username is “admin”password is “password ” The following is a code snippet: net use \\192.168.0.2\\ipc$ "password "/user:admin " The command gets the remote IPC management permission, and then the Shutdown command can be used to easily shut down remotely. Saving multiple shutdown commands in a BAT batch file also enables batch shutdown.