Stopping a service on Server from Wrkstation

[Jeffrey]

greetings,

I need to stop a service on an NT Server server and I want to do this as part
of a script running on a workstation on the same LAN. The script will shell
out to run a batch file, one command of which is to stop a service on the
server.

Of course when I run NET STOP SERVICE it stops the service on the workstation,
not the server. How do I specify the computer name in the command?

Any help with this rudimentary question GREATLY appreciated.

Thanks,

- Jeffrey
jef...@wildhack.com

[Roel Slegers]

Do you have the NT resource kit?
In the resource kit, there's a program called SC.EXE wich allows you to
manage services, also on remote computers.

[Jeffrey]

In article <6mbo3f$gf1$1...@xenon.inbe.net>, Roel.S...@village.uunet.be
says...

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>Do you have the NT resource kit?
>In the resource kit, there's a program called SC.EXE wich allows you to
>manage services, also on remote computers.

No. I guess I'll have to buy it. Is there anyplace I can get this other than
buying the Resource Kit?

thanks,

- Jeffrey

[Jonathon]

Try this:

Type net /? and read, nice huh?

Jonathon

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[Jeffrey]

In article <Kmji1.9003$JX6.5...@news.teleport.com>, jorb...@mail.sjcsf.edu
says...

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>Try this:
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>Type net /? and read, nice huh?
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>Jonathon
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gee thanks, Jonathon. My understanding is that stopping a service
over the network requires the Resource Kit.

Thanks to those who helped.

- J

[Information Services]

I copied SRVMGR.* from my PDC to my workstation. Then I ran it. I don't
remember if it blew up over a missing .DLL (or was that winsadmn). If it
did, I just copied the .DLL over and ran it again.
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