Normaly if you can see services you should be able to see the perfmon
counters too.
Can you see the remote perfmon counters via the performance monitor (of
NT/Win2K)?
dirk.
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Dirk,
Yes I can see services. Are there any special options that I need to
enable on these?
Paul
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Can you see services on these remote systems?
dirk.
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Viktor,
I think that th
Viktor,
I appreciate your concern, but I don't actually save the passwords in a
batch file.
One can provide rights via the scheduler service for scheduled events, so
the password is stored in the registry.
For unscheduled events, I'll use my own credentials. The pstools try to use
the securit
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Hello David,
Like for me, if i want to kill or run something on remote pc i`m using
SSH2 connection with Vandyke SSH server and SecureCRT client.
I do not think its a good idea to save passwords in a batch files ;-)
if some one somehow will get a re
Actually, psexec does require a client service... It just installs it
for you (and removes it if closed properly). It also has a one
connection to client limit. Use it daily and love it. Psservice is nice
but sclist is faster at listing, and sc has more options (like changing
start setting). Psinfo
Well... it's true, many of the *functions* are available in the resource
kits, but I believe the execution is far superior in pstools and the
features tend to be more advanced.
For example, psexec will execute remote commands without installing anything
on the host or remote machine, so there's no
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Hello jstone,
You are not mistaken. The difference is that pstools if free :-)
And of you`ve got a chose, better use a RK
Friday, November 15, 2002, 10:57:48 AM, you wrote:
jmc> I don't see anything in pstools that isn't available in ms resource
jm
I don't see anything in pstools that isn't available in ms resource
kits. Am I mistaken? Getting server mgmt freeware past security
always poses a problem in the enterprise.
J.
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One more thing. Psshutdown, part of pstools, is a lifesaver.
You can remotely power down, reboot, lock, and log-off-current-user, all
from a command line.
When NT or 2000 locks up, it's often a keyboard/mouse/video driver or a
misbehaving application. As long as network connectivity and the netl
pstools is a free suite of command-line tools for Windows NT/2000 from
SysInternals (formerly NTInternals).
SysInternals (www.sysinternals.com) has a wide range of free NT/2000 tools
(some work with xp, some just NT, etc.), and the source code is available
for most of them.
They also have a licen
Viktor,
I think that the perfmon is easier to program and is better on the NT
security point of view as creating or even using the system shares exposes
all those nasty NT security problems. I have got approx 50 Disk checks so
far across a European sized WAN. Over such distances the Perfmon che
Insufficient permissions
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Subject: [SA-list] NT Service list can not be obtained
NT Service list can not be obtained when creating NT service che
NT Service list can not be obtained when creating NT service check rule.
The error message is ''Open SCManager Failed;error=5. Any ideas???
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