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  • extremepower
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    81 posts since Oct '05
    • 12 May `08, 12:03AM

      Hi,

      does anyone know how to execute a .bat file on a remote window computer B? Let's say I got a window PC A and trying to invoke a simple echo hello >a.out in PC B. Can this be done natively or is there a tool to do it?

      Also, is there any way to transfer a file from PC A to PC B securely? Alternative to ftp?

      Your help is appreciated.

      tks. 

  • Alucard101
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    405 posts since Aug '07
    • 12 May `08, 1:21AM

      Unless u go to B's computer via a port  over LAN or NET or use subseven or smthng similar it won't be possible.

      If u know him give him a cd or smthng which autorun this bat file.Or use ur imagination:).Bat file is nt hard to embed.

       

      U can use pcanywhere or make a secure line between two PC's.Over net it will be slow.Over lan it will faster.

       

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    ndmmxiaomayi
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    52,915 posts since Aug '05
    • 18 May `08, 2:01AM

      Execute files remotely - if the computer is on your network, you should be able to execute some simple commands.

      If it's not on your network, don't ask here. You can go to several hacking forums and ask about it.

      Secure file transfer - again, if it's on your home network and you are using XP or Vista, just use Windows File Transfer.

      Not on your network, try using VNC or something similar.

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