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Looking for command line command to show remote services...
and I can't for the life of me remember how to do this and my notes are at
home. So would someone refresh my memory and tell me how to show services running on a remote machine and I want to do this from a command prompt from my machine. Both machines are XP and patched, in a domain.thanks You should be able to do this with tasklist or pslist.
John Patrick R. wrote: Show quote > and I can't for the life of me remember how to do this and my notes are at > home. So would someone refresh my memory and tell me how to show services > running on a remote machine and I want to do this from a command prompt from > my machine. Both machines are XP and patched, in a domain.thanks On Nov 28, 9:33 pm, Patrick R. <Patri***@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote: > and I can't for the life of me remember how to do this and my notes are at I cant remember either, can you not connect thru the local computer> home. So would someone refresh my memory and tell me how to show services > running on a remote machine and I want to do this from a command prompt from > my machine. Both machines are XP and patched, in a domain.thanks management mmc, then drill down to services, very quick to do G Nope, I cannot get there through the GUI and that's why I am looking for a
command line command, and I think it's something like net show or view but I'm still looking but thanks for replying. Show quote "gstar" wrote: > On Nov 28, 9:33 pm, Patrick R. <Patri***@discussions.microsoft.com> > wrote: > > and I can't for the life of me remember how to do this and my notes are at > > home. So would someone refresh my memory and tell me how to show services > > running on a remote machine and I want to do this from a command prompt from > > my machine. Both machines are XP and patched, in a domain.thanks > > I cant remember either, can you not connect thru the local computer > management mmc, then drill down to services, very quick to do > > G > How about
sc \\remotepc query ServiceName Show quote "Patrick R." <Patri***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BB6622D2-C970-43E3-A1F0-4844D960FC2E@microsoft.com... > Nope, I cannot get there through the GUI and that's why I am looking for a > command line command, and I think it's something like net show or view but > I'm still looking but thanks for replying. > > "gstar" wrote: > >> On Nov 28, 9:33 pm, Patrick R. <Patri***@discussions.microsoft.com> >> wrote: >> > and I can't for the life of me remember how to do this and my notes are >> > at >> > home. So would someone refresh my memory and tell me how to show >> > services >> > running on a remote machine and I want to do this from a command prompt >> > from >> > my machine. Both machines are XP and patched, in a domain.thanks >> >> I cant remember either, can you not connect thru the local computer >> management mmc, then drill down to services, very quick to do >> >> G >> Thanks Pegasus, that does work. But and for extra credit work only, ha! I'm
still looking for a different command, and I think it's net view net show, or show /? something like that. I'm also looking for a windows powershell solution as well. Thanks Show quote "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: > How about > > sc \\remotepc query ServiceName > > > "Patrick R." <Patri***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:BB6622D2-C970-43E3-A1F0-4844D960FC2E@microsoft.com... > > Nope, I cannot get there through the GUI and that's why I am looking for a > > command line command, and I think it's something like net show or view but > > I'm still looking but thanks for replying. > > > > "gstar" wrote: > > > >> On Nov 28, 9:33 pm, Patrick R. <Patri***@discussions.microsoft.com> > >> wrote: > >> > and I can't for the life of me remember how to do this and my notes are > >> > at > >> > home. So would someone refresh my memory and tell me how to show > >> > services > >> > running on a remote machine and I want to do this from a command prompt > >> > from > >> > my machine. Both machines are XP and patched, in a domain.thanks > >> > >> I cant remember either, can you not connect thru the local computer > >> management mmc, then drill down to services, very quick to do > >> > >> G > >> > > > I have some VBS code that will list out services on a remote device. I also
have some code I put together to toggle a service on or off. It is not an existing option that you are looking for but it is simple code you can execute from the command line or even from within the GUI. Show quote "Patrick R." <Patri***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:CFAC717F-7477-43B2-A468-F09B724C7279@microsoft.com... > Thanks Pegasus, that does work. But and for extra credit work only, ha! > I'm > still looking for a different command, and I think it's net view net show, > or > show /? something like that. I'm also looking for a windows powershell > solution as well. Thanks > > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: > >> How about >> >> sc \\remotepc query ServiceName >> >> >> "Patrick R." <Patri***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:BB6622D2-C970-43E3-A1F0-4844D960FC2E@microsoft.com... >> > Nope, I cannot get there through the GUI and that's why I am looking >> > for a >> > command line command, and I think it's something like net show or view >> > but >> > I'm still looking but thanks for replying. >> > >> > "gstar" wrote: >> > >> >> On Nov 28, 9:33 pm, Patrick R. <Patri***@discussions.microsoft.com> >> >> wrote: >> >> > and I can't for the life of me remember how to do this and my notes >> >> > are >> >> > at >> >> > home. So would someone refresh my memory and tell me how to show >> >> > services >> >> > running on a remote machine and I want to do this from a command >> >> > prompt >> >> > from >> >> > my machine. Both machines are XP and patched, in a domain.thanks >> >> >> >> I cant remember either, can you not connect thru the local computer >> >> management mmc, then drill down to services, very quick to do >> >> >> >> G >> >> >> >> >>  |
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