Question : Running an executable via command line in Windows

Hi, was wondering if anyone could recall the command to launch an executable remotely; I used it months ago after finding it through Google, but cannot remember what it was. I'm not referring to psexec, as this command doesn't rely on the default $admin share. I think it started with an N; at least that's what I remember.

Answer : Running an executable via command line in Windows 

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remote {copy} [\\computer] [NirCmd command]
Executes NirCmd command in a remote computer. if {copy} parameter is specified, NirCmd will copy itself to the Windows directory of the remote machine. You must specify this parameter if NirCmd doesn't exist in the Windows directory of the remote machine.
Examples:

remote copy \\comp1 exitwin poweroff
remote \\comp2 infobox "This is a message from NirCmd" "Hello !"
remote \\comp3 lockws
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