Call SetupBatcher from the command line to run commands on remote machines

Notice: SetupBatcher can NOT be started from the command line in the personal license version.

Save the below script as "remote.cnu".

[Settings_Begin]
BatchSettings.Delimiter=TAB
BatchSettings.MarkerCol=4
[Settings_End]

[Batch_Begin]
// The below line will be replaced
DOSR \\edu12,0,dir c:
// Stop the remote admin service        
Service.Admin.Stop      
[Batch_End]

Save the below batch file as "remote.bat".

admwin.exe /SB remote.cnu /r batch,DOSR,DOSR %1,0,%2
if %errorlevel% EQU 0 goto OK

:ERROR
type batch.log
goto END

:OK
echo All OK!

:END
pause

Start a command prompt and call "remote.bat" with this syntax: "Remote \\computername command" - example:

Remote \\wks02 notepad.exe

This happens when "remote.bat" is called

·	AdmWin starts and loads the script "Remote.cnu"

·	The "DOSR" line in the batch section is replaced with "DOSR \\FirstCommandParameter,0,SecondCommandParameter"

·	The SetupBatcher script starts:

·

The remote admin service is installed and started if needed

·

The command is executed on the remote machine

·

The remote admin service is stopped

·	The batch file checks error level, if there are errors the file "batch.log" is echoed (SetupBatcher creates the file batch.log when a script is executed from the command line)