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Execute Processes
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Executes processes on the local system and displays their output inside AutoAdministrator.
"Execute Processes" is intended to work with command-line utilities that work against remote hosts, and as such accept host names or IP address as part of their command-line input. Example of such tools are the Sysinternals Suite and the PuTTY tools.
For example, using psexec.exe, AutoAdministrator can remotely execute processes on remote computers with a single click and show their output (if any) in AutoAdministrator. When working with Unix networks, AutoAdministrator can utilize a tool like plink.exe to execute commands on a remote Unix host and display the output inside AutoAdministrator.
Executable File to execute on the local machine.
Arguments Arguments passed to the process. $HOSTNAME will be replaced with the name of the host being processed.
Process Timeout The maximum number of seconds the process will be allowed to run. Set to 0 to indicate no timeout.
Show Process on Desktop If checked, shows the process' window on the desktop. |
