Re: RUNRMTCMD CMD(...) RMTLOCNAME(somepc *IP) RMTUSER(*CURRENT) -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: Re: RUNRMTCMD CMD(...) RMTLOCNAME(somepc *IP) RMTUSER(*CURRENT)
From: "Douglas Handy" <dhandy@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 9 Mar 2006 18:55:02 -0500
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Scott,

How do you set it up so that you don't need a userid/password?


Go to the control panel applet for Client Access properties, on the Incoming
Remote Command tab.  Then check the "Allow generic security" option and
optionally the "Generic security runs command as logged-on user".  Use the
"What's this" help icon for more information.  Be aware that this means
anybody can send commands to your PC though...

Doug

Follow-Ups:

Re: RUNRMTCMD CMD(...) RMTLOCNAME(somepc *IP) RMTUSER(*CURRENT) , rob
Re: RUNRMTCMD CMD(...) RMTLOCNAME(somepc *IP) RMTUSER(*CURRENT) , Scott Klement

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