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    Loging in && executing comand in Windows from Linux

    Hi,
    This is what I want to do:
    After loging in from linux machine to windows, execute shutdown -s.

    I am able to login to windows machine using rdesktop in GUI mode and the operations as if I working on a native windows machine, but I want all in text mode.
    Actually there would be a shell script which would kill all computers in a lab when run from the main machine.

    Thanks
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    Re: Loging in && executing comand in Windows from Linux

    you could do this via SSH

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    Re: Loging in && executing comand in Windows from Linux

    Quote Originally Posted by SlugSlug View Post
    Thanks, it was helpful.
    Quantum computers are not known to be able to solve NP-complete problems in polynomial time.
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    Re: Loging in && executing comand in Windows from Linux

    Or you could install cygwin if you are familar with linux since this basically masks a red-hat linux environment on a windows machine

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