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I'm trying to run a .exe file with Remote exec and "psexec.exe" like execution method.
It works if I put the computer name in, but it doesn't work as a variable %computername%
For example: (this works)
Enter remote file name: c:\program files\ultravnc\MSLogonACL.exe
Command-line arguments: /i /o \\acad2025\ADMIN$\mslogonacl.txt
(This doesn't work)
Enter remote file name: c:\program files\ultravnc\MSLogonACL.exe
Command-line arguments: /i /o \\%computername%\ADMIN$\mslogonacl.txt
So I'm not sure how to pass the computer names off to the arguments.
Also,
What is ($support_share) ? I can't find this in any documentation, yet it exists on the right arrow next to command-line arguments..
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Hi Ken,$(support_share) resolves to a local path on the remote computer for the share name that is used to upload "support files". |
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Hi Yuri,
That is the command line I was testing
c:\program files\ultravnc\MSLogonACL.exe /i /o \\%computername%\ADMIN$\mslogonacl.txt
So can you use that variable like this: (?)
($support_share)\mslogonacl.txt
Would this auto assume the computername target?
Ken
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($support_share)\mslogonacl.txt
Would this auto assume the computername target?
Yes this should work. We used to do something similar as part of the VNC Deployment Wizard.
Kindest Regards,
SmartCode Solutions Support
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That did it!
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