How do I use RSC within a local network?

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Shibs

How can I run procedures on other PCs on a local network?
I tried using the shutdown command on CMD but on every
computer except the one I'm using, it says that the
access is denied. Is there some sort of option that I
need to disable or some permissions I need to set?
 
I was curious what RSC was....
You have a permissions issue.
Log into your PC with an administrator account.
Ensure that this same account is an administrator on the destination PC(s).
I will assume that you are in a workgroup setting.
Therefore, this particular account (call it Bob) with the same password must
be configured as an administrator on the destination PCs.
Then, for example, you will be able to remotely shutdown other PCs.
Also try www.sysinternals.com and download pstools for other methods of
remote process execution.

Let me know if you require more details.

Joe
 
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