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July 8th, 2003, 11:48 AM
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Starting service from networked machine.
When you run a program over the network (i.e. you double click a setup.exe on the server from your PC) it runs on your PC, using your PC's attributes, etc. I want to know how to Start a service on Server A with a command from Server B (\\Server B\service.exe -start) on the same network. Can anyone tell me how this is done? TIA.
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September 20th, 2003, 02:05 AM
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Starting service from networked machine.
There are a couple of different ways to do this.
1. You can use psexec URL (free). This will allow you to execute (run) a program on another windows machine. Of course you need to have admin access. PSfile.exe copies the file over to the other server and then runs it. 2. You can telnet to the other server (free). 3. You can use a remote control utility - Terminal Services Client aka Remote Desktop (free) - Its free from Microsoft. DameWare - This is really cool and is similar to PSexec in the sence that it will remotely install the client. But is GUI based where psexec is command line. Netop - Danware PCAnywhere VNC 4. Microsoft Resource Kit utilities. Winat, AT, soon.exe. 5. remote demon running on the Box - You can Rexec. Gots to go! Good luck! Sincker
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