The purpose of the tool is to allow a Windows user with this program to execute a program or start an interactive command shell to a remote Windows PC that also has the program installed on it. Once you have downloaded the PSTOOLs and restored/installed them on your target machine, it would be a good idea to add the directory to the path statement so that you do not have to provide the entire path to the PSEXEC tool when you execute it.īecause the PSEXEC tool has its own documentation, it will not be repeated here. The URL for these tools are prone to change, so we can only recommend that you search on the name of the tool, PSEXEC and SYSINTERNALS, and look for a hit that is on a Microsoft domain such as. Microsoft has a tool available as one of the Sysinternals tools, which can be used on the PC running Windows Vista/7/8.x and 2008/2012 R2 Server to allow programs to be launched through the incoming remote command to work seamlessly with the desktop. See IBM Technote N1021806 Incoming Remote Command (RUNRMTCMD) with Windows Vista, 7, 8.x, and 10. Therefore, incoming remote commands cannot really interact with the desktop as it did in older versions of Windows.
The incoming remote command (IRC) portion of System i Access was designed to run as a Windows service and not as a desktop application. Microsoft tightened up the security in Windows Vista/7/8./2012 R2 Server to separate services from desktop sessions.
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