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How to run a batch file or a remote XP client connected to the domian over a slow link

Asked by SMUNBEMS-DBA in Windows 2003 Server, Windows XP Operating System, Windows Batch Scripting

Tags: schedule task...batch file...group policy

I have windows SP sp2 clients that are connected to the domain over slow WAN links (cellular 1XEV) connections.  I am able to push group policy changes to these clients by disabling slow link detection but now I have a need to run a batch file on these machines.

I have the batch file copied to the local machine but have not been able to execute it.  Is there a simple way to have the clients run the local file.  Or make it a log in script that will run on the slow link? Or set a scheduled task to execute the local file?   I was trying to find a simple solution.  As I type this I'm thinking of maybe testing our a registry key entry under the run once registry key.

Any suggestions would be welcomed.
Thanks
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