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# smbclient (outil SMB)
Notes d’énumération smbclient pour lister les partages SMB, tester les sessions nulles, télécharger des fichiers et valider l’accès Windows ou Samba pendant les pentests.
> `smbclient` est un outil en ligne de commande pour interagir avec des serveurs SMB/CIFS. Similaire à un client FTP, il vous permet d’accéder aux partages réseau, de naviguer dans les répertoires, de transférer des fichiers et de lister les ressources disponibles.
### **Ressources partagées**
Pour obtenir une liste des ressources disponibles sur un serveur SMB :
```bash
smbclient -L 127.0.0.1 -N
```
### **Se connecter à un partage SMB avec une session nulle**
Pour accéder à un partage SMB sans fournir d’identifiants :
```bash
smbclient //server/share -N
```
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