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Thanks.. thats exactly what I was looking for!
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Thanks.. thats exactly what I was looking for!

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Hi<br />
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What OS are you running, if windows, you might be able to accomplish this with &nbsp;a batch file but it will require some work.<br />
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please provide more details
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Hi

What OS are you running, if windows, you might be able to accomplish this with  a batch file but it will require some work.

please provide more details

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I have 25 servers, that I run the same program on... <br />
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Is there an easy way to automatically update the program? <br />
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It is a program I made.. just a single EXE.. <br />
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So basically what I need is something that can access all 25 servers.. end task the process.. upload the new version .. overwrite the old version.. and then run the new version..<br />
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I am sick of logging into 25 servers to do this manually! lol<br />
Any suggestions? 
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I have 25 servers, that I run the same program on... 

Is there an easy way to automatically update the program? 

It is a program I made.. just a single EXE.. 

So basically what I need is something that can access all 25 servers.. end task the process.. upload the new version .. overwrite the old version.. and then run the new version..

I am sick of logging into 25 servers to do this manually! lol
Any suggestions? 

How can I easily upgrade programs on my server?

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