Execute a batch file on a remote PC using a batch file on local PC

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I want to execute a batch file      D  apache-tomcat-6 0 20 apache-tomcat-7 0 30 bin shutdown bat   Which is on my server inidsoasrv01   How should I write my  bat file

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You can use WMIC or SCHTASKS  which means no third party software is needed    1  SCHTASKS   SCHTASKS  s remote machine  U username  P password  create  tn  On demand demo   tr  C  some bat   sc ONCE  sd 01 01 1910  st 00 00 SCHTASKS  s remote machine  U username  P password  run  TN  On demand demo     2  WMIC  wmic will return the pid of the started process   WMIC  NODE  remote machine   user user  password password process call create  c  some bat   c  exec dir

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While I would recommend against this    But you can use shutdown as client if the target machine has remote shutdown enabled and is in the same workgroup    Example   shutdown exe  s  m    lt target-computer-name gt   t 00   replacing  lt target-computer-name gt  with the URI for the target machine     Otherwise  if you want to trigger this through Apache  you ll need to configure the batch script as a CGI script by putting AddHandler cgi-script  bat and Options  ExecCGI into either a local  htaccess file or in the main configuration for your Apache install    Then you can just call the  bat file containing the shutdown exe command from your browser

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If you are in same WORKGROUP shutdown exe  s  m    lt target-computer-name gt  should be enough shutdown    for more  otherwise you need software to connect and control the target server   UPDATE    Seems shutdown bat here is for shutting down apache-tomcat   So  you might be interested to psexec  or PuTTY  A Free Telnet SSH Client   As native solution could be wmic  Example   wmic  node  lt target-computer-name gt  process call create  cmd exe c   somefolder  batch bat   In your example should be   wmic  node inidsoasrv01 process call create        cmd exe D   apache-tomcat-6 0 20  apache-tomcat-7 0 30  bin  shutdown bat    wmic    and wmic  node    for more

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Use microsoft s tool for remote commands executions  PsExec  If there isn t your bat-file on remote host  copy it first  For example   copy D  apache-tomcat-6 0 20 apache-tomcat-7 0 30 bin shutdown bat   RemoteServerNameOrIP d  apache-tomcat-6 0 20 apache-tomcat-7 0 30 bin    And then execute   psexec   RemoteServerNameOrIP d  apache-tomcat-6 0 20 apache-tomcat-7 0 30 bin shutdown bat   Note  filepath for psexec is path to file on remote server  not your local

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