running a script on a remote windows 2000 server

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I have a UPS software (Solution-Pac) installed on one of our servers. The server is connected to the UPS with a cable. I configured the software to run a batch file that will shut down another server in case of UPS power failure. However, the script file never seems to run, eventhough the software detects a UPS failure. The script file will execute perfectly when i manually run it when logged on as an administrator.

Do I need to install anything to allow the application to run the script file?

Thanks in advance
 
JohnC said:
I have a UPS software (Solution-Pac) installed on one of our servers. The
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server is connected to the UPS with a cable. I configured the software to
run a batch file that will shut down another server in case of UPS power
failure. However, the script file never seems to run, eventhough the
software detects a UPS failure. The script file will execute perfectly when
i manually run it when logged on as an administrator.
Do I need to install anything to allow the application to run the script file?

Thanks in advance
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Place a simple diagnostic command into your batch file, e.g.

echo %date% %time% > c:\test.log

If you can't see anything in c:\test.log, talk to the supplier of your UPS.
 
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