ipconfig /registerdns

[kamranfalahat]

When I think about the following should do the task just fine
cmd.exe /k "\\{computer}\C$\Windows\System32\ipconfig.exe /flushdns"
However, when I run the action, it will perform it on my own machine and not the targeted machine.
I was wondering if anyone could be kind enough to help =D

Cheers

[showtime33]

kamranfalahat wrote:
When I think about the following should do the task just fine
cmd.exe /k "\\{computer}\C$\Windows\System32\ipconfig.exe /flushdns"
However, when I run the action, it will perform it on my own machine and not the targeted machine.
I was wondering if anyone could be kind enough to help =D

Cheers

try this....

{actionpath}psexec \\{computer} ipconfig /flushdns

(put psexec in the action path)

cheers

[Anonymous]

It's quite simple to do it using wmic. Try this:

wmic /node:"{computer}" process call create "cmd.exe /c ipconfig /flushdns >> c:\temp\outputflushdns.txt"

If everything is fine you can check something like this in the DOS window where you run it:

Executing (Win32_Process)->Create()
Method execution successful.
Out Parameters:
instance of __PARAMETERS
{
        ProcessId = 2692;
        ReturnValue = 0;
};

And to check if the command runs successfully check for the existante of the file \\{computer}\c$\temp\outputflushdns.txt (you can manage some scripts to open this output where you run it). Mine shows:

Windows IP Configuration
Successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache.

[Salamine]

You can't run remote commands on remote computers like that. Third party software is required to be able to do that.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896649

-Sal

[ThomasAnderson]

what operating system are you using......?
If you are using windows 7 than make sure you have turn off, password protectced sharing form the advance setting under internet connection.