That's wild, because the only way we were able to mount network drives that had stuff hidden on them by other students in the know was "net use". The drives would be visible to us on the network but if we merely clicked on them it would give us access denied, but a little two line bat script would let us mount and open the drives with no problems. Must have been windows 2000 server badly configured. I remember some other kid getting in trouble for the net send thing but I think he was being obscene to someone else who got mad enough... Everyone saw the obvious viruses and didn't click them but that one kid. As soon as he did that they found our little secret network share and closed it off. We definitely referred to him as a 'skiddie' after that lol

We just used it for a place to run scorched earth from on the whole network without having to download it to our home folders where it'd get noticed and punished