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Starting services on a remote machine??
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Not too sure from a command line...you can go into server manager and work through the GUI...
The other way, I've done this in the past is to use the Resource tool RCLIENT or RCMD. These utilities will give you a remote cmd prompt. With the remote command prompt, you can type commands as if you were local to the machine. Then, you can type NET STOP "SMS Client Service" and the client service would stop.
The other way, I've done this in the past is to use the Resource tool RCLIENT or RCMD. These utilities will give you a remote cmd prompt. With the remote command prompt, you can type commands as if you were local to the machine. Then, you can type NET STOP "SMS Client Service" and the client service would stop.
Using Netsvc.exe from the ResourceKit:
netsvc.exe servicename \\server /start (/stop, /query, /list etc..)
Or using VBScript & WMI:
Set ServiceSet = GetObject("winmgmts:\\server\root\cimv2"
.ExecQuery("select * from Win32_Service where Name='clisvc'"
for each Service in ServiceSet
Service.startService()
Next
netsvc.exe servicename \\server /start (/stop, /query, /list etc..)
Or using VBScript & WMI:
Set ServiceSet = GetObject("winmgmts:\\server\root\cimv2"
.ExecQuery("select * from Win32_Service where Name='clisvc'"for each Service in ServiceSet
Service.startService()
Next
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