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With this the process / services works fine locally, but remotely i get &quot;object required: 0x1a&quot;. I also get the same message when running commands locally or remotely.<br />
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I do have a reference to wmi 1.2<br />
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Any ideas?
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With this the process / services works fine locally, but remotely i get "object required: 0x1a". I also get the same message when running commands locally or remotely.

I do have a reference to wmi 1.2

Any ideas?

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The remote machine is Win2k or XP?
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The remote machine can be either XP or 2000. My machine is XP.
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The remote machine can be either XP or 2000. My machine is XP.

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Hi BlueDevilFan,<br />
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That option does work, but i'm gonna see if i can't get it going without it. If I can't, i'll accept your answer.<br />
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Thanks<br />

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Hi BlueDevilFan,

That option does work, but i'm gonna see if i can't get it going without it. If I can't, i'll accept your answer.

Thanks


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Hello,<br />
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I'd like to be able to execute a file (batch file) on a remote machine on our network using a username / password. Can this be done? Note that the batch file is to be run on the remote machine.<br />
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The systems it will be used on are win2k &amp;&nbsp;XP.<br />
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Thanks.
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Hello,

I'd like to be able to execute a file (batch file) on a remote machine on our network using a username / password. Can this be done? Note that the batch file is to be run on the remote machine.

The systems it will be used on are win2k & XP.

Thanks.

Execute file remotely as admin

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