Remote Administration

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Jack Carlson

I've just set up a Windows 2000 server and am looking for a way to
administer the machine remotely using a command-line interface only. My
searches on the subject keep coming up with suggestions for Terminal
Server, pcAnywhere, VNC, etc., all of which offer a "desktop" which is
what I don't want.

If someone can offer some suggestions, tips, I'd be very grateful.
Thank you.
 
Jack Carlson said:
I've just set up a Windows 2000 server and am looking for a way to
administer the machine remotely using a command-line interface only. My
searches on the subject keep coming up with suggestions for Terminal
Server, pcAnywhere, VNC, etc., all of which offer a "desktop" which is
what I don't want.

If someone can offer some suggestions, tips, I'd be very grateful.
Thank you.
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You could use psexec.exe from www.sysinternals.com.
 
Jack Carlson said:
You're a good man, Pegasus. Looks promising. Any comments as to
whether it's possible run an X server using cygwin so that I can get a
bash shell?

Thanks.
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Sorry, I haven't tried this angle and I have no opportunity to test it.
 
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