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Question : command line to open Network Connections in Windows XP
I've been trying to use sysinternals' "psexec" to launch network connections on our windows xp sp3 machines. Problem is, every command I find on the web has yet to launch it. Anyone have any idea? I'm trying to execute it because our user's are on VPN connection, and they don't have rights to network connections. Any ideas is appreciated.
Answer : command line to open Network Connections in Windows XP
Will this launch a command window on the remote computer?
psexec -d -i -e \\computer cmd /c start
can you run this command at the remote computer(not through psexec)
cmd /c start
If so. Can you run cmd /c start ncpa.cpl at the remote computer?
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