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Old December 17th, 2012, 10:48 PM
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How to read all processes running on a remote machine
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I am trying to read all processes running on a remote machine with some specific process name , and then kill those processes, how do i do this ?
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Which operating system is running on this remote platform? How do you connect to it?
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How to read all processes running on remote machine
Hi, I am using Windows Server 2003 on the remote machine and actually connecting to remote machine is not a major thing for me, i just wante to retrieve all the process running on that machine with some specific name and kill them, this is what i wanted to achieve
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Yes, sure, but if you want to kill processes on one platform, it is usually better to connect to that platform one way or another...
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