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‎02-20-2009 05:57 PM
In reference to my other post: "Domain & Username Not Present on Action Screen"
I am trying to setup an "action" so that I can force a LSClient to run on a remote machine using PSExec. However, I've tried the obvious PSExec switches (-s -i -u/-p) but this is not producing the result I am looking for. I want to be able to see the current logged in console user. How can I do this, what am I doing wrong?
thanks...
I am trying to setup an "action" so that I can force a LSClient to run on a remote machine using PSExec. However, I've tried the obvious PSExec switches (-s -i -u/-p) but this is not producing the result I am looking for. I want to be able to see the current logged in console user. How can I do this, what am I doing wrong?
thanks...
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‎03-11-2009 09:53 AM
Version 3.5 (premium) scans the remote user without the need for lsclient.
So, you can just lstrigger the remote computer to get the results.
So, you can just lstrigger the remote computer to get the results.

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‎02-20-2009 07:11 PM
As far as I'm aware this won't work with psexec because the process will run as a different user.
Download the actions pack from our download page, there is an executable : psloggedon
Download the actions pack from our download page, there is an executable : psloggedon
