my aim is to run some executable from my machine(home network) to remote VM which is on VPN.
So My problem is that , psexec works only when the vpn is connected with a specific network credential. Psexec doesn't work when the vpn is connected with others network credentials.
What could be reason ?
I want to use psexec for managing remote systems(install some software on the remote system).I see a requirement that file and printer sharing to be enabled in the remote system,,for psexec to be working.
I am trying to access the remote machine using psexec command
command is : psexec \ remote machine -u [Username] -p [Password] command
but still i am getting Access Denied problem so If any one having solution for this please giving me ans as fast as possible.
I am trying to use PSExec to kick off a console application on a remote computer in an interactive state. When I run something like this:
PsExec.exe -s -d -i 1 \\MyServer notepad.exe
It launches Notepad just fine. If I then run this:
PsExec.exe -s -d -i 1 \\MyServer C:\Temp\MyConsoleApp.exe
It launches the command windows but doesn't do anything as far as I can tell.
I'm trying to use psexec.exe to run batch scripts on Windows Server 2008. I cannot use plaintext passwords, so I'm using the "-s" flag, and not providing a username/password.
Here is what I am trying:
Launch ami-c98d55a0 with t1.micro size and a security group with inbound tcp ports 139, 445, 3389 open.
The script is fairly straight forward. Simply tries to start a bunch of windows services. Execution locally works fine when on the target machine. The script is actually executing fine as well when done via PsExec, it just never returns until I hit the "enter" key on my CMD prompt.
What I need is a way to launch a remote application and nothing more. I have an automated test run that functions fine remotely, but I need to launch the application as part of the deployment process rather than the test process. PSExec launches the application, but it maintains its connection to the process and never releases.
In my organization, the administrators always break into my PC and do some unnecessary changes .I am really tired of this.
I tried looking for remote accounts and found one.
I reseted its password, but still they are able to enter.
Now could you all please help me knowing how they do really enter.
I think they are using PsExec.
So should I install some network monitor and figure it out or sho
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