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Parameters not passing to psexec

Last Post 20 Jan 2012 08:14 AM by Rob. 1 Replies.

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shineon450
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24 Dec 2011 08:12 AM
Below is the contents of a simple .cmd file I am using. It is being triggered by another system, and I am passing my remote machine name as %1. For some reason it will not execute when being triggered from the remote system. If I go to the server and manually click the .cmd, it works fine. It seems like the parameter is not being passed correctly. Any ideas? cd c:\ psexec \\%1 -u user -p password -c c:\scripts\mapprinter2.cmd

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20 Jan 2012 08:14 AM
What do you get if you manually run the psexec from your own workstation rather than having it called from another system, i.e.: psexec \\MACHINENAME -u user -p password -c c:\scripts\mapprinter2.cmd

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