net stop "JRun Service Name" will stop it.
net start "JRun Service Name" will start it.
However, you must know the service name...
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: Jackie Comeau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001 8:43 AM
To: JRun-Talk
Subject: RE: Remote Service Administration
Great, that gets me to the machine. That's a start for me. Now I just have
to figure out the command for rebooting JRun remotely, unless someone
answered that piece of it.
But thanks so much for this piece of it.
Jackie
On Thursday, September 20, 2001 3:53 AM, Mullee John - ZGI
[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> > Subject: Remote Service Administration
>
> quoted from somewhere:
>
> The Windows NT Resource Kit contains a remote command-line utility
> (REMOTE.EXE) that provides a complete remote command prompt for running
> batch files and other character-mode tasks across a network. Select the
> computer you want remote jobs to run on, open a command prompt, and type
> REMOTE /S cmd.exe unique-id, where unique-id is a character string that
> uniquely identifies a particular remote session, such as MyRemote1. You
can
> now gain access to the remote session from any other Windows NT machine
on
> your network by typing REMOTE /C computer-name unique-id, where
> computer-name is the name of the computer on which the REMOTE /S session
was
> run. By default, REMOTE /S provides no security--anyone with access to a
> Windows NT system and knowlege of the unique-id for a particular session
may
> access it. To restrict access, add /U domain\user to limit the session to
> use by a particular user from a particular domain.
>
>
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