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My first thoughts were to create a small listening app that waited for a request and then ran it but that would mean having to install stuff on server b to start with. &nbsp;<br />
There must be a way to do it becuase I have seen several products do it. &nbsp;I.E Hyena remotely installs VNC onto another machine and then runs it. &nbsp;<br />
I have domain admin rights to the network I am working in so permissions won't be an issue. &nbsp;
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My first thoughts were to create a small listening app that waited for a request and then ran it but that would mean having to install stuff on server b to start with.  
There must be a way to do it becuase I have seen several products do it.  I.E Hyena remotely installs VNC onto another machine and then runs it.  
I have domain admin rights to the network I am working in so permissions won't be an issue.  

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Hi Guys,<br />
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I am writing a program to manage several scripts that I run on several differnt windows boxes. <br />
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Is it possible to execute something on another machine. &nbsp;I.E from server A I want to execute a program on server B. &nbsp;<br />
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I know I could simply call soon.exe from within the program but would prefer it done internally.<br />
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thanks
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Hi Guys,

I am writing a program to manage several scripts that I run on several differnt windows boxes. 

Is it possible to execute something on another machine.  I.E from server A I want to execute a program on server B.  

I know I could simply call soon.exe from within the program but would prefer it done internally.

thanks

Executing program across network

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