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How can I run the application remotely on another system?

I have a situation where I have one system running the main application that interacts with slave applets on other systems, the problem is that I can not guarantee that the slave applets will be launched, and that the operator can physically use the system to run the applet (and I also assume that they do not know how to use Remote Desktop, these are the minimum payroll verification operators)

Is there an easy way to remotely run an executable on another system?

security is not a concern here, as it is a closed network.

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If you are on the same network and have access credentials (username + password) on a remote computer, then Mark Russinovich PsExec is just the tool you need.

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WMI is your friend. See the following article for a description of how to start processes locally and remotely using WMI:

Like: (almost) everything in WMI through C # Part 2: Processes (CodeProject)

Kev

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Is it possible to convert remote applets to Windows services? They can be configured to start at system startup; try again if they fail; and notify someone if there is a problem. They are pretty trivial to create with Visual Studio.

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here is a two-step solution

  • Write a batch file to run the application / service in context
  • Enter the batch file on a shared network path that can be accessed from the machine to run the application / service.

Honestly, I would suggest a PsExec solution from Piskvor. But you can try this too;)

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You can use the Windows AT command to schedule tasks on a remote machine.

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another simple solution, if you are not on the same network (for example, to access your home computer to run TeamViewer), you need to create a rule in Outlook (if you have one), whereas if you receive a message from yourself, you can run the application if there are certain fragments of text in the message body or in the subject line, for example:

Create a mailbox rule: Step 1 - Conditions: From and With specific words in the body (from your mailing address and message body: Start Teamviewer Step 2 - Launch the application (go to the .exe location that you want to run) Step 3 - enable this bad boy!

Obviously, you need to open Outlook and accept incoming mail for this to work.

you can adapt this to your requirements, that is: if Start Teamviewer is too simple, you can also enter codes or passwords there, so when an email arrives, it will read the message, find out the information based on the rule, and run the application: )

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