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I would like to know if anyone has any ideas for what I am trying to do:<br />
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I would like to: scan an entire subnet for a specific process, once I compile a list, I will remotely kill that process from my desk one at a time, unless anyone has another idea of how I can do the scan, then initiate a kill?<br />
for example, outlook.exe - scanning 192.168.0.0/24 for all pc's running outlook.exe. if no ideas on doing a global kill, no prob, the app Im looking to kill should be a short list of users so I can manually kill using dameware or something.<br />
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Thanks in advance!<br />
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I would like to know if anyone has any ideas for what I am trying to do:

I would like to: scan an entire subnet for a specific process, once I compile a list, I will remotely kill that process from my desk one at a time, unless anyone has another idea of how I can do the scan, then initiate a kill?
for example, outlook.exe - scanning 192.168.0.0/24 for all pc's running outlook.exe. if no ideas on doing a global kill, no prob, the app Im looking to kill should be a short list of users so I can manually kill using dameware or something.

Thanks in advance!



Search or scan Subnet for Process

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