How about. I have a file that I must rescue in a machine in which the only way I could enter is by command line, so I want to know is how to send me that file by email or copying the file from one IP to another, or some other option where you can rescue that file through the command line.
You have several options and some easier than others depending on the operating systems you use.
The most compatible and easy thing is to pass it to you by FTP since in the CMD you already have an FTP client, all you need is an FTP server.
You can mount the server on another computer that is on the same network with Filezilla link . (The server version not the client)
And once you have it running and you have created a username and password, you just have to do the following: 1.-You place in the directory where the files to be transmitted 2.-You write the following command
FTP serverdirectory
will ask you username and password
3.-You write the command bin so that it transfers in file mode
4.-For each file to be transmitted you make a
put filename.extension
And if you want to copy more than one at a time
* mput patrondeficheros *
Another option is to pass it through the network by samba or file sharing.
On the computer to which you are going to send the files, you share a folder (right button properties, share, share, put a name and add to All all the permissions).
Next, on the computer where you entered by console, you write:
* NET USE z: \ ip_address \ name you put *
From now on the computer that you have accessed by console, you will have a new unit Z: to copy what you want:
COPY file z: \
What you write in Z will be in the shared folder of the other team.