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Remotely rebooting??

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Hello, I am running a quake 3 server from a location miles away from my house and the ONLY thing i need to do to it remotely is to reboot it from time to time. Is there a way (without using pcanywhere or other programs) to remotely reboot the computer? Maybe using telnet or something?? I would need a step-by-step explanation if anyone can help.

I really appreciate any help anyone can extend to me...thanks guys

 

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Thw Win32 API on NT supports remote shutdown. The NT Resource Kit has a tool called SHUTGUI.EXE for doing exactly that.

 

You can even find the source for such a tool in the MSDN Knowledgebase.

 

There are probably several such tools on www.winfiles.com. If not, drop me a line, and I'll dig out some of my old source code...

 

 

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Actually you can do it right from the MMC (Microsoft Mangement Console) assuming that the computer you want to reboot is running Win2K and that you have administrative rights on it.

 

Open up the MMC (go to Start->Programs->Administrative Tools->Computer Managment)

Click on "Computer Management (Local)"

Select Action->"Connect to Another Computer..."

Find the computer that you want to connect to (it must be accesible through file sharing).

Then once you have connected to the other comp and are managing it, right click on "Computer Management" and select "Properties" and then in the Advanced Tab click on "Shutdown."

You will then be given the option of rebooting or shuting it down.

 

Unfortunately, if the other comp isn't running Win2K or you don't have admin access, then you will have to use another program.

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Preatorian: can I do this over the internet, or does the computer have to be on my network??

because the computer I want to remotely shutdown is over the internet, and is in fact running win2k professional final

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