Re: remote comand

Unfortunately you chose not to tell us exactly what you're
doing, hence we cannot tell you where your problem lies.
Here is what I did:

1. Create a batch file c:\temp\test.bat on PC1:
@echo off
dir \

2. Invoke the batch file from PC2:
psexec \\pc1 c:\temp\test.bat

The batch file runs and psexec.exe returns to PC2,
as expected.


"Alberto Arias" <AlbertoArias@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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It's work fine, but i have the same problem. When i run the tool i cant
exit.
I want to run a but ina server 1 that run some prgram with commands in
server
2, and when finish close the *.bat.
With psexec i run a program fine but dont work the @k, bye, finish, exit
and
anything tag. The are some Trick?????

Thank you for your good answer.

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:


"Alberto Arias" <AlbertoArias@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message
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There are some method to run a *.bat in a remote server??? I want to
run a
but in my first server from my second server. I found the rexec comand
but
i
can't do run. Some page or program????

Thank you very much.

Try psexec.exe from www.sysinternals.com.





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