How to run SigCheck.exe on Remote Computers?
I can't get sysinternals sigcheck.exe to work via psexec on remote computers. The process clearly starts on the remote machine (if I connect with Remote Desktop, I can see the sigcheck process running), but my local console just hangs, blank, and won't terminate.
I've scoured the Web but can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I've tried it both by including sigcheck in the psexec command itself (either using the -c switch to copy it to the remote machine or by manually copying it first and then specifying its path in the psexec command) AND by just starting CMD on the remote machine via psexec and then running sigcheck from the [remote] command line. Result is always the same no matter what.
I've scoured the Web but can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I've tried it both by including sigcheck in the psexec command itself (either using the -c switch to copy it to the remote machine or by manually copying it first and then specifying its path in the psexec command) AND by just starting CMD on the remote machine via psexec and then running sigcheck from the [remote] command line. Result is always the same no matter what.
johnb6767
Whats your syntax for both the sigcheck, and psexec?
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psexec \\[computername] -c sigcheck -a %systemroot%\system32\neta
OR
psexec \\[computername] cmd
then
sigcheck -a %systemroot%\system32\neta
OR
psexec \\[computername] cmd
then
sigcheck -a %systemroot%\system32\neta
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and per johnb's...
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