Copy file from another network

[crapit]

Is it possible to use bat file to copy a file from a network?

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Is it possible to use bat file to copy a file from a network?

It certainly is, but unless you take the time and provide
full details, nobody can tell you how it's done.

 

[crapit]

E.g I wanted to copy file from this workgroup named "GEJS"

from the explorer window address bar, it show
\\GEJS\shared\general\status\changes
filename is newopm.html

how do i get do that?

 

[Dave]

i assume 'gejs' is a computer not a workgroup... you can't copy from a
workgroup since that is only a name, you copy from a computer. also
assuming newopm.html is in the changes folder you copy like this:

copy \\GEJS\shared\general\status\changes\newopm.html
whereever\whatever.whoknows

 

[Jeff Cochran]

Is it possible to use bat file to copy a file from a network?

Yes. Though you probably didn't want just a yes/no answer. With no
details, and without you telling us about a problem you have when you
try this, yes/no is the only answer you can get.

Jeff

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Workgroup names are irrelevant for the purpose of accessing
data - it's machine names that count. You need to provide further
details, e.g:
- Is GEJS the name of a computer?
- Is it connected to the same physical network as your own PC?
- What is its IP address?
- What is your own IP address?
- Do you have an account on that machine?

 

[crapit]

IF GEJS is a workgroup, is it possible to find out the computer name?

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

No.

IF GEJS is a workgroup, is it possible to find out the computer name?