Windows 10: Powershell or DOS commands for diagnosing peer to peer network

Discus and support Powershell or DOS commands for diagnosing peer to peer network in Windows 10 Network and Sharing to solve the problem; It would seam we would have some tools for diagnosing 1903 share problems. ipconfig net use net start ping. For a share to work I PC needs to belong to... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Network and Sharing' started by DonMurray, Mar 13, 2020.

  1. DONMURRAY
    DonMurray Win User

    Powershell or DOS commands for diagnosing peer to peer network


    It would seam we would have some tools for diagnosing 1903 share problems. ipconfig net use net start ping. For a share to work I PC needs to belong to a workgroup. I get a IP address is involved somehow and in a way a network \\computername\share is representation of a IP address in some way. When a PC refuses to show up under networking Possibly DOS or Powershell Commands could be used to start a share or create a share. And then make a bat file that would sync up files. ? There must be a list of requirements that must be met before a share can be made and their must be a way to check each of these requirements on each PC in order to narrow down what might be the problem. Right now on this 1903 win 10 when I type in "net view" I get a system error 6118 - that means a server can not be found probably because a firewall is blocking it. I do not have server I am just trying to do a peer to peer share.
    when I type in netstat it finds a lot of things . The thing is when I search for this stuff most of the time I do not know if it will apply to 1903 windows 10 peer to peer file sharing. My basic need is to be able access the hard drive on this on the computer in the other room.
    THANK YOU

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    DonMurray, Mar 13, 2020
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  2. DAVIDD22
    DavidD22 Win User

    Windows 10 Peer to Peer Network

    • No changes were made, it is a brand new machine.
    • None - asked the question here.
    • AS I stated above, I keep getting the error The user name or password is incorrect

    Is there any tutorials on how to set up a peer to peer network via a CAT5 cable so that I might see where I went awry?
     
    DavidD22, Mar 13, 2020
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  3. NAVYLCDR
    NavyLCDR Win User
    NavyLCDR, Mar 13, 2020
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  4. STEVEMAASS
    SteveMaass Win User

    Powershell or DOS commands for diagnosing peer to peer network

    Peer to peer network application sharing

    Is it possible with a peer to peer network to share an application that allows more than one user. The operating system is windows 10(may upgrade to windows10 pro), application is a network version of past perfect, a museum software. Thanks
     
    SteveMaass, Mar 13, 2020
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