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Remote DOS or Registry[closed]

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I have been searching for 5 hours now, and I can't find any information about how to send DOS-commands to another computer remote without having the script on the computer.

And I could go another way by editing Registry by remote, but I don't know how or if I can add users(domain) to be an administrator account.

(I know this is not really that related to AutoIT, but it is part of my script).

All help will be appreciated :mellow:

Kind Regards,

Akarillon

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Hi Akarillion,

running scripts on remote computers can be achieved by using psexec from Microsoft / Sysinternals.

Regards,Hannes[spoiler]If you can't convince them, confuse them![/spoiler]

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Lovely :mellow:

Will test it on monday when I get to work =)

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This is the most awesome tool I have ever seen ;)

Thanks<3<3<3

Will make my work a whole lot easier :graduated:

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Hello again, I reopened this post because I need help with a DOS line I am trying to send to another computer.

The program works great.

example:

psexec \\hostname cmd

(this starts the service and after 5-10 seconds it is ready)

then I want it to do this command after loading is done:

net localgroup administrators username /add

but when I try these two commands together it wont start the second command. both & and && wont work.

Any help? =)

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