Executing Remote commands

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hi all

Is it possible to send and execute commands on a remote machine... similiar to xCmd

Any idea's how

Thanks

Jonny
 
Jonny,

Yes, it is, but not through something like xCmd. You can use remoting
to create an instance of an object on a remote machine, and then make calls
to that object across the network.

Hope this helps.
 
I'm guessing the remote machines will require .Net to be installed on them?


One of of the requirements is that there are no required files (or clients) on the remote machine.

/Jonny
 
Jonny,

If that is the case, then your best bet would be to develop a COM+
component (assuming that you are running an OS that has COM+ installed by
default) using C++. .NET will not fufill the requirement that there are no
required files on the remote machine. To access it on the client, you could
use .NET.

Then again, the requirement is self defeating. If there are no required
files, then you can't possibly put ANYTHING on that machine, since the file
with your code is technically required to perform the operations that you
want to perform.


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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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Jonny said:
I'm guessing the remote machines will require .Net to be installed on them?


One of of the requirements is that there are no required files (or
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clients) on the remote machine.
 
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