Is there a command in which we can see list of shared directories and with whom they are shared for windows 7?

Is there a command in which we can see list of shared directories and with whom they are shared for Windows 7? I have tried the below commands:

net share    
wmic share get caption,name,path

But I can't get the names of the people or entity with whom they are shared.

Answer

How do I get a list of shared directories (and whom they are shared with)?

net session will give you the information you are looking for.

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Net session

Manages server computer connections. Used without parameters, net session displays information about all sessions with the local computer.

Syntax

net session [\\ComputerName] [/delete]

Parameters

\\ComputerName : Identifies the computer for which you want to list or disconnect sessions.

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Use net session to view the computer names and user names of users on a server, to see if users have files open, and to see how long each user's session has been idle.

The information appears in a format similar to the following:

Computer      User name        Client type  Opens   Idle time
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\\BASSETT     CHRISDR          Windows 2000   1     00:00:13
\\SHARONCA    Administrator    DOS LM 2.1     0     01:05:13

To display one user's session, use ComputerName with the command. The information about a single user includes a list of shared resources to which the user has connections.

Source Net session

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Disconnect a user or users

For example, to disconnect a user on a computer named user_computer, which is connected to a shared folder that you are managing, type:

net session \\user_computer /delete

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Syntax:

net session \\ /delete

where:

• Net session Lists or disconnects users connected to shared folders on the computer.


• \\ The name of the computer accessing the shared folder.


• /delete Ends the session, and closes all open files on the computer for the session. If you omit \computer, the command ends the sessions on the local computer.

Source Disconnect a User

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