smbmap:tldr:7c097

The command you provided is used to perform operations on an SMB (Server Message Block) share. Here is a breakdown of the command:

1. smbmap: This is the name of the command-line tool you are executing.

2. -u ${username}: This option specifies the username to use for authentication when connecting to the SMB share.

3. -p ${password}: This option specifies the password to use for authentication.

4. -d ${domain}: This option specifies the domain name to use for authentication. This is optional and can be omitted if not required.

5. -H ${ip_or_hostname}: This option specifies the IP address or hostname of the SMB server you want to connect to.

6. --upload ${filename}: This option is used to upload a file to the SMB share. ${filename} is the name of the file you want to upload.

7. '${-share_name-remote_filename}': This is the syntax for specifying the SMB share and the remote location where the file is uploaded. ${-share_name-remote_filename} should be replaced with the actual values.

• -share_name: This is the name of the SMB share on the server where you want to upload the file.
• -remote_filename: This is the desired filename for the uploaded file on the remote server.

Make sure to replace ${username}, ${password}, ${domain}, ${ip_or_hostname}, ${filename}, -share_name, and -remote_filename with actual values suitable for your scenario.