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Please try this free tool which will let you run as another user or even on other machines.<br />
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<a href="http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/PsExec.html" rel="ugc">http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/PsExec.html</a>
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Please try this free tool which will let you run as another user or even on other machines.

http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/PsExec.html [http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/PsExec.html]

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Hello Brian,<br />
Although my provided links will not explain how to do it using a telnet session, I can imagine that more info could be retrieved by the tool supplier (Segue).<br />
For this I could think of a PAQ to me.<br />
Looking further if it contributes to the EE solution database, I would rather say no, since it is normaly obvious to get in contact with the tool supplier.<br />
In that case I suggest: Deletion and no refund.<br />
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regards,<br />
Jeroen<br />
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Hello Brian,
Although my provided links will not explain how to do it using a telnet session, I can imagine that more info could be retrieved by the tool supplier (Segue).
For this I could think of a PAQ to me.
Looking further if it contributes to the EE solution database, I would rather say no, since it is normaly obvious to get in contact with the tool supplier.
In that case I suggest: Deletion and no refund.

regards,
Jeroen




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Hi All,<br />
Really not sure where exactly the question belongs. <br />
I need to kick off a SilkTest script on a remote machine from my local machine. SilkTest is installed on the remote machine and all the scripts reside there. I tried to issue the command from a telnet session, did not work. Tried to put the kick off command into a batch file and called that batch file from the telnet session, did not work. The script is unable to start the Internet Explorer when called like this. How may I run the SilkTest script command remotely on that machine?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Pavan. 
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Hi All,
Really not sure where exactly the question belongs. 
I need to kick off a SilkTest script on a remote machine from my local machine. SilkTest is installed on the remote machine and all the scripts reside there. I tried to issue the command from a telnet session, did not work. Tried to put the kick off command into a batch file and called that batch file from the telnet session, did not work. The script is unable to start the Internet Explorer when called like this. How may I run the SilkTest script command remotely on that machine?

Thanks,
Pavan. 

Kicking off SilkTest from a remote machine.

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