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Running batch files remotely

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Sometimes we need to use a computer remotely from a different location. We can use some third-party software such as TeamViewer to do this.

But we can execute batch files from a remote directory without the need for third-party software. In this article, we will see how to run a batch file from a remote location, and we will see a sample command to make this topic easier.


Running batch files remotely

To do this, we will use a built-in batch command called psexec. Below is an example of the command.

psexec \\IPofTheRemoteServer d:\directory\to\file\YourFile.bat

The command contains some important flags that you can use according to your needs. Let’s look at them in detail.

   
-a Used to select a processor. The lowest CPU number is 1.
-c This flag is used to copy the specified executable file from the remote system for execution.
-d This flag tells the system not to wait for the process to terminate.
-e This flag does not load the specified account profile.
-f This flag will copy the specified program file over the existing program file on the remote computer.
-i This flag instructs the program to be run to interact with the specified session PC on the remote system.
-h Checks if the target system is Windows Vista or later.
-l This flag is used to run the process in limited user mode. It also provides integrity to the process.
-n This flag calculates the timeout when connecting to the host.
-p This flag provides the password and username when connecting to the host.
-r This flag specifies the remote service name to use for creation or interaction.
-s This flag will run the remote process in the system account.
-u This flag specifies an optional user name when logging into the remote computer.
-v This flag specifies the version number of the remote system.
-w This flag sets the process's working directory relative to the remote computer.
-x This flag is used to display the UI on the local system's Winlogon secure desktop.
-priority This flag specifies the priority of the process.
arguments This flag specifies the parameters that need to be passed.

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