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Yeesh, you people.....IMHO, you're reading far too much into this......for Linux, you could just ssh in, and use the "eject" command.....and if you share drives over a network for windows, you can make it eject, also.....not everything's a virus, y'know.....
*puts on his asbestos underwear*
kub, the only time you can eject a drive over the network is if it is shared AND YOU HAVE RIGHTS TO; hence my question about which user was logged on...
when he did it on my network he logged in via nt with guest account and used the command prompt to eject the drives on all my machines some logged on and some not ,all he wanted from me was the ip addresses. believe me this has really phased me, i am a MCSE +I, MCT, CCNA,A+,Net+ so i am not ignorant but god it blows me away cos is circumvents all security by being logged in under guest and just uses tcp/ip commands, i really cant figure it out. it has to be somit stupid and if i ever find out from him i wil let you know.
oh and by the way 2 of the drives he ejected werent even shared