nxcspidey is a bash script that uses netexec's share spider feature, but in bulk.
-> put your port 445 ips to p445.txt file (same directory where nxcspidey sits on)
-> add or remove desired file extensions or patterns in script (share_extensions line)
-> execute nxcspidey.sh
-> profit
-> .vhd >>> fixed suffix. it can be emre.vhd, important.vhd, deadasscompanydc01.vhd.. etc
-> config. >>> fixed prefix. it can be config.cfg, config.pkcs, config.deadass.. etc
-> credentials, dbpass, cpassword >>> it can be both filename or matching pattern in file. intended use is matching pattern.
-> extension scan just scans extensions in filenames. i.e if you leave ".conf" in your share_extensions line then you'd get; "apache.conf", "web.config" and "style.configuration" in your results.
-> content scan scans extensions in filenames and content inside them. if you have no access to gui then it's a best option to enumerate. because of scanning content, it'd take a lot of time. even you'd get netbios timeout errors.
