Make New Folder

Hi all,
How i can new folder on other system by ip. My system ip like this 20.20.20.84 but i want make new folder this ip 20.20.20.86. You have any Java/Apple script for this.
my both mac connf. Mac OS X 10.6.8
thank you so much
Regard ~Mac1522~

I agree it may not be possible, but again I'm reeading between the lines to presume if the OP wants to create a folder on another system he has a method for logging on to that system.
I run peer-to-peer with my various desktops and laptops here, and I can set them up to allow me to have access anywhere inside my network, but no, you wouldn't be able to get in and create folders from outside my network without my permission (which you ain't going to get, even though we are buddies )

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