Net send Windows 7

For example, the in the Windows 8 operating system Some features that were in its predecessor Windows 7 are missing. If we take the same Windows 7 OS, then it does not have some functions that were in Windows XP. There's nothing wrong with that, as new versions of operating systems come with other great features. Let's try to find the net send console application in Windows 7. First, let's figure out what this application is. Net send is a console-type application that is designed to send messages of other messages over a local network to other users. This application is available only in Windows NT, 2000, XP, 2003 operating systems. In Windows 7 this command is not available.

In Windows 7 you can do things differently. Here you can use the WinSent Messenger program and the Sent utility. From the name WinSent Messenger you can guess that this program is a messenger, which is designed to work on a local network. And using the Sent utility, you can send messages from the command line.

In order to create an analogue of net send messages, you need to install these two programs. Moreover, we install the WinSent Messenger program on computers on which we need to receive messages, and the Sent utility must be installed on computers from which we plan to send messages. You also need to install WinSent Messenger on these computers.

After installing these programs in the required places, you need to make some settings. First, the network interface settings must allow the use of "NetBIOS cookie TCP/IP".Second, Windows Firewall must allow exceptions"File and Printer Sharing". Also here you need to allow the use of UDP ports, ports 137, 138 and TCP ports 139, 445. And the last thing you need to do is to allow "Network discovery" And "File and Printer Sharing". Windows 7 does not have a net send console application. But for the same functions, you can use a good alternative.