where WshPipe is a stripped version of the originals to be found in the UDF Library section... $psexec represents the path to the executable in my folder structure $s is of course the remote system name or IP address $rA is the account that has elevated rights on the remote (normally I use different ones encrypted locally to try from least privileged to most) $rP will be the corresponding password (a bit unsafe to do so I guess) $c[$e] is, in this case I copied from, the current command to execute remotely in my loop.. , 1) is to let WshPipe not echoing.. who needs consoles to pop up anyway
In retrospective.. psexec is a tool I love. Thanks Mark R.
