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BeyondExec
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Spawn Processes and/or Shutdown Remote Windows NT/2000/XP WorkStations.
BeyondExec offers the following flexibility -
General
- Zero set-up time. Simply run the single 110kb utility from the command line.
- Omits the need to install client software on remote machines.
- Secure. No open TCP/IP ports - utilises already existing SMB named pipes to minimise security risks.
- Works with a single remote computer or groups of multiple remote computers.
- Multiple computer support is handled by multi-threaded routines speeding up the issuing of jobs.
- Command line utility allowing scripting and automation of tasks from batch files or schedulers.
- Each workstation allows 3 simultaneous sessions.
- Supports renamed Administrator accounts & renamed Administrators groups for added security.
Run Remote Processes
- Allows processes to run in either the system or administrator's account.
- Can allow or deny processes the right to interact with the logged on user (Desktop).
- Ability to run processes with Above Normal, Below Normal, High Priority, Idle, Normal priorities.
- Push Windows Hot Fixes/Service Packs/Virus Definition updates out to remote computers etc.
- Use with the Command Line Process Viewer to View, Kill, Suspend or adjust the priorities of processes on remote computers.
- or Use with the Console Computer Information Utility for 2000/XP to view/log Specifications of Remote Computers.
- Option to terminate rogue processes after a specified number of seconds.
Remote Shutdown
- Ability to shutdown groups of computers (for example at close of business to save on power.)
- User can be given notification of shutdown and the option of cancelling (if permitted - Default).
- Shutdown dialog will appear on active window, should it be the login window, login screen saver, logged in users desktop, or on a locked workstation.
- The shutdown process will be identical regardless if a user is logged in or not.
- A process can be executed prior to shutdown. E.g. you could gracefully shutdown important programs (open databases) using the Command Line Process Viewer before forcing a shutdown on less important applications.
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Category: Network, Server and P2P
- Added on 21st Mar 2007 by lt -
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