How do I command prompt style share my files with RDP?

[sfxworks]

Running Windows Hyper-V server [because licenses are expensive]
I have Windows 7
I just want to run an application (an exe) on this server.
How do I move it over?

robocopy ????? c:/temp ?

 

[Shadowjk]

Command Prompt is used primarily to affect the local machine only. You can only copy to local directories (A: C: D: ...etc)

If you wish to copy to a network share then you will first need to map the network share to a letter. To do this enter the following command (Share must have everyone permission applied):

net use [COLOR="red"][B]H:[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR="Red"]\\Server\share[/COLOR]

The characters in red can be changed for your wish with the letter representing the drive letter you wish to use and the UNC path being the location of the share that you wish to mount.

You must include any spaces listed above

Once mapped, you should be able to copy to the location that you wish

Hope This Helps,
Josh!

 

[sfxworks]

What if the server is on a different network? ei: in the middle of Santiago and im in NC?
I'm connecting using a public IP. It's not like we're in the same house using the same router.

 

[Shadowjk]

In that case, replace (\\Server) with the IP address of the server

for example - \\192.168.1.1\share

   Note

This will have to be a public IP address and the router for the servers LAN must not have NAT installed since this could cause your request to fail

Josh