P
Peter
I am sure there is a command but no idea what it is....
Peter.
Peter.
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J
Jetro
shutdown.exe from RK or psshutdown.exe from www.sysinternals.com.
R
R Dunn
You can also do this by using the management console through Windows.
Right click 'My Computer'
Click 'Manage'
Click 'Computer Management (Local)'
Click 'Action'> 'Connect to another computer . . .'
Choose your computer you'd like to reboot from your preferred domain.
Right-click 'Computer Management (your computername that you picked)'
Click 'Properties'
Click the 'Advanced' tab
Click 'Startup and Recovery'
Click 'Shut Down'
You'll get a listing of different methods of shutting down the remote
workstation.
I know this is kind of involved, but it does work, and it's one of those
"hidden" features...
There are also vbscripts out there (I'm sure) that can also do it according
to IP address, server listing (txt file), etc.
Rob
Right click 'My Computer'
Click 'Manage'
Click 'Computer Management (Local)'
Click 'Action'> 'Connect to another computer . . .'
Choose your computer you'd like to reboot from your preferred domain.
Right-click 'Computer Management (your computername that you picked)'
Click 'Properties'
Click the 'Advanced' tab
Click 'Startup and Recovery'
Click 'Shut Down'
You'll get a listing of different methods of shutting down the remote
workstation.
I know this is kind of involved, but it does work, and it's one of those
"hidden" features...
There are also vbscripts out there (I'm sure) that can also do it according
to IP address, server listing (txt file), etc.
Rob
P
Peter
R Dunn said:You can also do this by using the management console through Windows.
Right click 'My Computer'
Click 'Manage'
Click 'Computer Management (Local)'
Click 'Action'> 'Connect to another computer . . .'
Choose your computer you'd like to reboot from your preferred domain.
Right-click 'Computer Management (your computername that you picked)'
Click 'Properties'
Click the 'Advanced' tab
Click 'Startup and Recovery'
Click 'Shut Down'
You'll get a listing of different methods of shutting down the remote
workstation.
I know this is kind of involved, but it does work, and it's one of those
"hidden" features...
There are also vbscripts out there (I'm sure) that can also do it according
to IP address, server listing (txt file), etc.
Rob
Thank you ALL - much appreciated!
Peter.
C
cook
R Dunn said:You can also do this by using the management console through Windows.
Right click 'My Computer'
Click 'Manage'
Click 'Computer Management (Local)'
Click 'Action'> 'Connect to another computer . . .'
Choose your computer you'd like to reboot from your preferred domain.
Right-click 'Computer Management (your computername that you picked)'
Click 'Properties'
Click the 'Advanced' tab
Click 'Startup and Recovery'
Click 'Shut Down'
You'll get a listing of different methods of shutting down the remote
workstation.
I know this is kind of involved, but it does work, and it's one of those
"hidden" features...
There are also vbscripts out there (I'm sure) that can also do it according
to IP address, server listing (txt file), etc.
Rob
You can shutdown remotely a PC whith NetBiosSpy : http://www.netbiosspy.4t.com/