Ross Ridge Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. This runs much faster than psexec — Nathan. One downside and probably the reason it's faster -- is that you have to set up the remote computer in advance to accept requests. It is very handy, and if you are inside a domain environment, as stated in the response, there is no need for additional setup. As jpaugh stated you have to setup the machines in advance. By default Windows Remote Management is set to manual.
Luckily there are commands to also start that service manually if need be. Show 1 more comment. Raphi Pour Raphi Pour 2 2 silver badges 7 7 bronze badges. AlexeyFrunze Hey bro, when i execute this it just freezes for me It freezes. Any ideas? Reboot your remote server. Try running PSExec again from your local server.
Here are the command line options for Remote Execute: RemoteExecute. Lets start out with a simple one. You want to get a remote command line on a remote Windows machine with the IP address What are the options to do this? What about that terminal server? Lets say you have a user named mike logged into that server and want to run a script that remaps all his printers. This will allow our printer mapping to directly affect his account.
What if you have a batch file on your local machine that you want to have copied over to the remote machine? Make sure you always put your options first. The file you are going to execute, and its arguments always go last. There are lots of options packed in this tool. Most of its functionality and more will be in the next release of Network Administrator, and all current customers will get this as a free update when it comes out.
Use the code INTE40 when ordering. This is the first release, so please let us know if you are having trouble getting it to run a program remotely. We have tested it on every major version of Windows, but there could always be a combination of service packs and Windows version that could cause an issue.
Just send an email to support intelliadmin. Get Remote Execute from our download section. Oh — and I almost forgot. This requires file and printer sharing. Here are links on how to open this up on all major versions of Windows:. One more thing…Subscribe to my newsletter and get 11 free network administrator tools, plus a 30 page user guide so you can get the most out of them. Awesome work Steve. You and your team really have done it this time.
I have been using PSExec for a while, but it is starting to show its age. One issue I always run into now is if you run a process as yourself The user account you provide on the command line and try to push it to the console session when no one is logged in — PSExec just freezes until it times out.
I tested and your tool seems to detect this, and tell me to use the system account instead. Glad that it comes back right away, but is there any way around this?
I believe this is a security issue in Windows. As it is we are in uncharted territory. If you use just standard API calls…what our program does is impossible.
If you dig deeper you see that CreateProcessXX actually seg faults. I believe it is a permission issue since the system account works fine. If I use the system account it does not always work properly. That is what I was doing wrong. Thanks a ton steve. Be careful with PsExec. PsExec sends commands and credentials over the network in plain text.
It will even work with password hashes. PowerShell should absolutely be on this list. I realize it isn't everywhere yet but it has to be offered as a solution here. It is a much better alternative to the WMI approach.
I'm a big believer in the right tool for the job and certainly there will be situations where ControlUp makes sense. But any article that discusses remote management has to include PowerShell. I would seriously consider WMIC as an option with powershell. But all of these have requirement, either on the client your computer or on the server, on so you have to prepare in advance, which you probably haven't since you ended up in this situation.
My favorite tool for this is scheduling the execution with AT. Ofcourse you will have to wait for the execution for up to a whole minute, and you won't get any output unless you pipe stdout to some file or something. But to me that is easy out weighted by the fact that I don't have to install anything. This is a tiring and frustrating topic. PSExec is great for arbitrary commands or running batch files that can be copied and run directly to a list of machines as indicated.
But when the file that needs to be copied is a Powershell script, and. Files not found, miscellaneous errors with identity and authentication, and syntax where escaping names for commands and files is concerned. Powershell remoting isn't any better. Turning it on remotely is one thing. But then getting credentials to it is something else altogether. Nothing but problems with it. And in both instances, trying to get a Powershell script to actually output back to the client screen for things like checking for and installing updates on multiple machines is infuriating.
Best I can ever do is run Start-Transcript and then pipe that to a file I can read after the fact. Trying to get that info to a client during runtime? Not so much. Don't know what's going wrong but I am growing really tired of the whole idea. I recommend reading our series about PowerShell remoting go to the end of the post in the previous link for a list of all posts in the series. Various ways exist to return output from the remote sessions. It works well without the need to install any 3rd part tools which can only be done after a long and laborious vetting and approval process.
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Hi, i made some progress, the script can be used from Computer Client like Win10, and he dont need to import Active Directory modules, also dont need to enter config. Brandon Lee wrote a new post, Redirect user profile folders documents, pictures, etc.
For a long time, roaming profiles and folder redirection were the standard means under Windows for making user files available on different devices. Now that more and more users work on the road or at home rather than in the office, this technique is becoming increasingly obsolete.
An alternative to such environments is to redirect profile folders to OneDrive. Paolo Maffezzoli posted an update 12 hours, 29 minutes ago. Paolo Maffezzoli posted an update 12 hours, 30 minutes ago. Paolo Maffezzoli posted an update 12 hours, 32 minutes ago. I solved my problem by enabling secure boot on the host. I wish Microsoft came up with a clearer error message for such a trivial config issue. Please ask IT administration questions in the forums. Any other messages are welcome.
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