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GetObject("winMgmts:{(Shutdown)}\\" & p_strComputerName)
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eric
Dec 22, 2002, 8:24:35 AM12/22/02
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Hello,
I found how reboot a PC, by the command "GetObject("winMgmts:{(Shutdown)}\\"
& p_strComputerName)" but why "{(shutdown)}".
For me i just need this code without "{(shutdown)}".
p_objWbemRoot = GetObject("winMgmts:\\" & p_strComputerName)
p_colComputers = p_objWbemRoot.ExecQuery("Select * from
Win32_OperatingSystem")
For Each p_objComputer In p_colComputers
p_lngRtn = p_objComputer.Win32Shutdown(p_lngIndex)
Next
If someone can help me, thanks
eric
Ivan Brugiolo [MSFT]
Dec 22, 2002, 8:59:26 PM12/22/02
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Non enabled privileges are stripped across a LRPC call
(that is the transport used by DCOM-RPC in the local connection case),
while the privileges at the other side of a DCOM-RPC call over TCP (it's the
OSF code path)
are the one estabilished by the policy of the remote machine,
and generally all the available privileges in the local case are propagated
AND enabled in the remote case.
(that is the transport used by DCOM-RPC in the local connection case),
while the privileges at the other side of a DCOM-RPC call over TCP (it's the
OSF code path)
are the one estabilished by the policy of the remote machine,
and generally all the available privileges in the local case are propagated
AND enabled in the remote case.
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