LAN hacking...
..........spat out by sar|n 14/11/95

There are obviously many different platforms to work from, but they all have 
some features incommon which can be hacked. My school runs on an RM NIMBUS LAN, 
with all the regular bollux. These are methods of being unrestricted on my 
LAN:-

1) This is probably the most obvious, but, mis-understood. If you do a 3 
fingered salute (Ctrl+Alt+Del), and hit f5 or f8 just after its done a RAM 
check, then you can go through the autoexec.bat accepting each line, and taking 
out the auto load to windoze etc.. Also you can hit Del to run the BIOS setup 
(if your feeling like fucking up the computer....h0ho..).

2) if your Sys-op has disabled the keyboard function, so that when you do (1) 
you get a type of keyboard Error, then you have to resort to somthing else. If 
your sys-op is still careless, then if you do a 3 fingered salute again, let 
the computer go through its boot-up stage. On my LAN it came up with the 
question, "DO YOU WISH TO CONNECT TO THE NETWORK (YES/NO)?". If you get this, 
YES, will auto load you to windoze  ON THE NETWORK, whereas, NO, will take you 
to DOS or WINDOZE (non passwd protected) NOT CONNECTED to the network.

3) IF you've entered your username + passwd in, and then you'r in windoze, you 
can then use a program like write or notepad to check all the filez. First see 
if you have access to the c: drive. From there you can alter the autoexec.bat, 
config.sys, etc... OR go into somthing like U:\server1\sys (the system 
directory). If you wanna get somewhere check all the directorys with all the 
.ini's , bat's , sys's etc..If you find that it wont let you write to the file, 
then create a new similar file name, and hope that you can get to dos to rename 
it. N.B. this can also be done in DOS from (2), but remember you wont have 
access to the system directorys.

4) I was told this, so i dont know if this works, but if you do (2) and  get 
to DOS, then run a program called MAP.EXE ....i have no idea what this does, 
apart from maybe load the ethernet drivers?

5) If your still having problems, then this should sort you out. This can do 
basicly what ever you specify it to do. Go into microsoft-WORD and then go 
into Tools. Select (ms-word ver2) record macro or (ms-word ver6) macro, and 
then name it macro1 or somthing of that sort. hit return. in ms-word ver2, 
then go back to Tools and select Stop record (or somthing). From here you can 
edit the macro. In ms-word ver6 all you do is call the macro somthing and hit 
return.Once that has been done you should see this :

Sub MAIN
END Sub

from here make it look like this, depending on what you want to do.

1) run an application like filemanager, you might want to change the path.

Sub MAIN
SHELL "C:\windows\winfile.exe" ,1
END Sub

2)Get onto the system server...(im not to shure, but the number is the station 
number i think. Stick to the first one!!)

Sub MAIN
SHELL "U:\nf1242" ,1
END Sub

well...once your connected to the network, and you can do what you want to, 
your practily there. Because your on a network you can bugger about with other 
people stuff on other stations...h0ho..work it out...