Troubleshooting > Host Resources: Check the Execution of a Command on a Remote Server
   
Version 9.1.01
Host Resources: Check the Execution of a Command on a Remote Server
This utility provides the output of a command by running it on the specified remote server.
Usage:
remoteExecCommand.{sh|bat} HostAddress [enc] userId password [domain=<domain>] [wmiserver=<wmiserver>] [cto=<connectTimeout>] [sto=socketTimeout>] [accessCmd=accessControlCommand>]
HostAddresses
The hosts to verify. It can be hostname, IP address, or range of IP addresses, or a comma-separated list of them.
userId password
Use the [enc] option to provide encrypted user ID and password arguments.
domain
The Domain for the Windows hosts (only for connecting to a Windows server)
wmiserver
Name of the WMI Proxy Server
cto
Connection time-out in milliseconds
sto
Socket time-out in milliseconds
accessCmd
An access control command such as sudo
Examples:
remoteExecCommand.sh 172.16.1.21 myuser mypasswd /usr/bin/df -k
remoteExecCommand.sh 172.16.1.21 myuser mypasswd accessCmd=sudo cto=10000 /usr/bin/df -k