How about the the good old "at" command?
It works with remote servers as well.
You need to set the time when to execute the program for the at command.
That might be tricky, especially if your servers have no syncronized time.
The program to execute must be present on the target server.
And the she
I don't know how to check for the locked desktop but...
You could run something via the Scheduler or use something like PsExec(part
of the PsTools package) from SysInternals( http://www.sysinternals.com ) or
the Remote Command service from the Windows Resource kit.
-Kevin
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Running a batch file (or exe or ...) on a remote system can be done IF you
have a service on that remote system that accepts "commands" and this will
then work independantly of the fact that the desktop is locked or not.
Dirk.
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