How to access network computers from command line ?

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Ahmad Sabry

dear sir,
How to access network computers from command line with providing the
adminstrator credintials in the CMD interface.

i´m using XP / all other PC´s using it

/ i wanna access them through command line

thanx
 
Ahmad Sabry said:
dear sir,
How to access network computers from command line with providing the
adminstrator credintials in the CMD interface.

i´m using XP / all other PC´s using it

/ i wanna access them through command line

thanx


runas /user name:domain name\user name \\server name\share name\program
name.exe
 
[...]
runas /user name:domain name\user name \\server name\share name\program
name.exe

Sorry for butting in here, but I don't see much usefull happen here
with that command. Probably don't understand what is required at each
part. Can you be more specific please?

I don't understand what is required at the second `user name'
Or at the part called `program'. Does `program' require a full path?
or could I put anything in the path on that machine like dir or
regedit for example?

Here I try
runas /reader:HOME\Administrator \\chub\chub-c\notepad.exe
But it fails to do any more than display some of the non
comprehensible help for `runas'

Trying one of the example commands in that help:

runas /noprofile /user:mymachine\administrator cmd
runas /noprofile /reader:chub2\administrator notepad.exe or
runas /noprofile /reader:chub2\administrator C:\windows\notepad.exe
Neither of those does anything but display the help either

Can show few real examples and their output?
 
Harry Putnam said:
[...]
runas /user name:domain name\user name \\server name\share name\program
name.exe

Sorry for butting in here, but I don't see much usefull happen here
with that command. Probably don't understand what is required at each
part. Can you be more specific please?

I don't understand what is required at the second `user name'
Or at the part called `program'. Does `program' require a full path?
or could I put anything in the path on that machine like dir or
regedit for example?

Here I try
runas /reader:HOME\Administrator \\chub\chub-c\notepad.exe
But it fails to do any more than display some of the non
comprehensible help for `runas'

Trying one of the example commands in that help:

runas /noprofile /user:mymachine\administrator cmd
runas /noprofile /reader:chub2\administrator notepad.exe or
runas /noprofile /reader:chub2\administrator C:\windows\notepad.exe
Neither of those does anything but display the help either

Can show few real examples and their output?


http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;303308
 

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