If you use psexec there is a switch -c that will copy your batch file to
the client.
You could include the psexec command in your perl script and use a
foreach loop to hit every machine name that you store in the array.
If you use the -d switch the psexec will not wait for any failures so your
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Title: RE: Remote process
I currently use an ugly practice...
I create a batch file locally, upload it to the remote system using robocopy (from the NT Resource Kit), then use psexec (from sysinternals) to force it to run on the other system.
This isn't pleasant, but it
