Shutdown / reboot useing the CMD

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I am trying to shut down remote computers useing the shutdown command. I type shutdown -r -f -t 300 -m \\(computer name) and it should restart the computer. But it gives me an error saying "access denied". How do i grant my computer access?
 
you need to use an account with administrators rights on the machine you're
trying to reboot remotely.
One way to do it is to use net use before issuing the shutdown command:
1 list all existing connection:
net use
2 delete any existing connection to the remote computer
net use <connection> /d
3 connect with admin rights
net use \\RemoteComputer /u:RemoteComputer\Administrator
4 try shutdown again.

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007 said:
I am trying to shut down remote computers useing the shutdown command. I
Click to expand...
type shutdown -r -f -t 300 -m \\(computer name) and it should restart the
computer. But it gives me an error saying "access denied". How do i grant my
computer access?
 
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007 said:
I am trying to shut down remote computers useing the shutdown command. I
Click to expand...
type shutdown -r -f -t 300 -m \\(computer name) and it should restart the
computer. But it gives me an error saying "access denied". How do i grant my
computer access?
 
http://yasoft.km.ru/eng/



007 said:
I am trying to shut down remote computers useing the shutdown command. I
Click to expand...
type shutdown -r -f -t 300 -m \\(computer name) and it should restart the
computer. But it gives me an error saying "access denied". How do i grant my
computer access?
 
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