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Shutdown Remote LAN PC Using ASP with IIS 5.1

Asked by MrPrince in Active Server Pages (ASP)

Tags: ASP, IE6+

What Im trying to do:

Im building a website that will let office users start-up and shutdown computer interactives in a temporary exhibition.

What Im using to do it:

Im using a standard XP Pro workstation running IIS 5.1 to serve my site. The interactives are in a dedicated vlan, along with the IIS server.

Where Ive got to:

Im using three core components to achieve my goal: 1 ASP, 2. Depicus Wake-On-Lan and 3. Psshutdown from Sysinternals.
Currently my code runs two different batch files on the IIS server which ,depending on what the user wants to do, either run Wake-on-lan or shut the PCs down. My ASP is this: See Snippet

My two batch files are:

Wake on lan:
c:\wolcmd.exe 00132102B217 192.168.1.209 255.255.255.0 8900

Shutdown:
C:\psshutdown.exe \\192.168.1.209 -u Administrator -p ******** -t 0

IIS 5.1 is using anonymous access (Integrated Windows authentication also ticked) with a Domain User name & password which has full permissions set against the files actually shutting down and starting up my machine.

My asp code is successfully booting up my PC but it not shutting it down. Since the code running the batch file on server is the same, i.e. only the script location is changing, Im assuming the problem isnt the asp&

My problem:

Im stuck being unable to see the wood for the trees, I need my site to successfully shut down the interactives& any ideas? Thanks for looking.


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<%
              const SUCCESS = 0
              const ERROR = 1
              const WARNING = 2
              const INFORMATION = 4
              const AUDIT_SUCCESS = 8
              const AUDIT_FAILURE = 16
              dim wshshell, strSwitch, strCommand
              strSwitch = request.form("switch").Item 
              if strSwitch = "startup" then
			    set wshshell = Server.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
                strCommand = "%comspec% /c c:\OpenTest.bat"
				wshshell.run strCommand
                wshshell.Logevent SUCCESS, "Exhibition startup button pressed."
                set wshshell = nothing
				set strSwitch = nothing
				set strCommand = nothing
				response.Write("<p><table><tr><td><img src='images/tick.gif'></td><td width='5'></td><td><strong>Option 1, Startup, was selected and the interactives have been signalled to turn on.</strong><br>Click <a href='#' onClick='history.go(-1)'>here</a> to go back to the homepage.</td></tr></table></p>")
              elseif strSwitch = "shutdown" then
			  	set wshshell = Server.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
                strCommand = "%comspec% /c c:\CloseTest2.bat"
				wshshell.run (strCommand)
                wshshell.Logevent SUCCESS, "Exhibition shutdown button pressed."
                set wshshell = nothing
				set strSwitch = nothing
				set strCommand = nothing
	            response.Write("<p><table><tr><td><img src='images/tick.gif'></td><td width='5'></td><td><strong>Option 2, Shutdown, was selected and the interactives have been signalled to turn off.</strong><br>Click <a href='#' onClick='history.go(-1)'>here</a> to go back to the homepage.</td></tr></table></p>")
              elseif strSwitch = "" or null then
			    response.Write("<p><table><tr><td><img src='images/cross.gif'></td><td width='5'></td><td><strong>A problem has occured. No sinals have been sent.</strong><br>Please click <a href='#' onClick='history.go(-1)'>here</a> to go back to the homepage and try again.</td></tr></table></p>")
			  end if
            %>
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