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Command Line Shutdown of Windows 2003 Server on the Internet
Hi All,
Does anyone have the command line syntax for remote shutdown and restart of a Win2003 server machine over the internet. (if one has the correct credentials of course).
Important:
Note the key words "Over the internet". The PC I am using is not networked to the Win2003 Server so I am not asking about a restart over LAN using CMD prompt (there is lots of stuff on that on google). The Win2003 server is on a public domain and has remote desktop access enabled. I have been able to do this many moons ago and can't find the syntax for using the CMD line.
Many thanks
Thanks
Does anyone have the command line syntax for remote shutdown and restart of a Win2003 server machine over the internet. (if one has the correct credentials of course).
Important:
Note the key words "Over the internet". The PC I am using is not networked to the Win2003 Server so I am not asking about a restart over LAN using CMD prompt (there is lots of stuff on that on google). The Win2003 server is on a public domain and has remote desktop access enabled. I have been able to do this many moons ago and can't find the syntax for using the CMD line.
Many thanks
Thanks
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Kdyer:
Thanks for the reply. I am looking for a solution that uses command line and not installed software or any middleware (for reasons that are internal and I would rather not bore you with).
Yobri:
You gave me an idea. Although the desktop is black when I use rdp (for reasons we know). I used --->> options -->> programs -->> cmd.exe on program path/file name. This started the cmd.exe on the server machine right on top of the black/blank desktop and I was able to the user shutdown /r /m \\name
The system has restarted and I have accessed the server normally to fix the memory hungry process.
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Thanks for the reply. I am looking for a solution that uses command line and not installed software or any middleware (for reasons that are internal and I would rather not bore you with).
Yobri:
You gave me an idea. Although the desktop is black when I use rdp (for reasons we know). I used --->> options -->> programs -->> cmd.exe on program path/file name. This started the cmd.exe on the server machine right on top of the black/blank desktop and I was able to the user shutdown /r /m \\name
The system has restarted and I have accessed the server normally to fix the memory hungry process.
Points shared proportionately.
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The reason I am trying shut down is so that I can release memory and access using rdp normally.
Although rdp is active I cant run any programs remotely until the server is rebooted.