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Is there... an easy way of kicking off an NT batch from unix?

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pauljt

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Feb 26, 2003
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I have a NT 'batch' which cannot be executed until
some unix batches have finshed.

Ideally, I would like to be able to kick off the NT batch
from the unix script - anyone know of a simple method of doing this??

It's solaris 2.8 / windows 2000.

 
I'm not sure how you would run a remote command from Solaris to Win2K, but it can be done the other way. You can use the rsh command from a Win2K command prompt to run the command on the Solaris box. If you're familiar with Sun's rsh command, the syntax is the same. You just need to make sure the hostname/username on the Win2K box is in the .rhosts file of the appropriate user on the Sun box.
 
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