RemoteExec 3.07
| Developer: |
IS Decisions (more products...) |
| OS: | WinNT 4.x/2000/XP/2003 |
| License: | Demo |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 0.51 MB |
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RemoteExec® is a very powerful tool for remotely updating your Windows NT/2000/XP networks.
It allows you to remotely execute the same program simultaneously on multiple computers, without requiring preinstalled agents on target machines.
RemoteExec® will dramatically minimize, simplify and secure all software and operating system administration tasks (Application and upgrade deployment, script and batch launching…), without disrupting on-going production.
FEATURES:
- Remote running of program files (.exe, .bat, .cmd…), scripts (.vbs, .js…) and all associated file types (.doc, .wav, .reg, .msi...)
- Options to easily deploy Service Packs, patches, hotfixes, Internet Explorer updates and most Microsoft updates.
- Options to easily deploy Windows Installer packages (.msi), including customisation transform files.
- Remote shutdown, reboot and logoff scheduler.
- Integrated action scheduler.
- Interactive and background run modes
- Monitor remote script and batch launching from the administration console.
- Run “telnet like” sessions on a remote computer.
- Perform conditional updates according to: OS version, Computer (workstation/server), Internet Explorer version, Service Pack level, or a specific registry value/key.
- Create and save RemoteExec actions and target computer lists as templates for future use.
- Detailed activity result logging.
- Command line mode, to remotely run RemoteExec actions from a script or with the task scheduler.
EXAMPLES OF USE:
- Remotely install Service Packs, security patches, hotfixes, and Windows Installer Packages (.msi files) like XP SP2.
- Modify remote registries with .reg file.
- Inform users of imminent events (server shutdowns, power cuts…) with a better presentation than popup messages. (e.g.: you can display the message as an html page or a Word document).
- Shutdown the entire network before a power cut.
- Close all user sessions on the network after working hours to improve security... |
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