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Purpose:Remotely execute commands

 

Format:REXEC [/H host /U name /P password /Rn /Tn] host [/L userid] command ...

 

commandThe command to execute

 

/H(host name)/R(emote port)
/L (user ID)/T (firewall type)
/P(assword)/U(sername)

 

Usage:

 

REXEC allows remote execution of commands on any system with the rexec service installed.  Press Ctrl-C to disconnect from the other system.

 

If you don't specify a username, REXEC will use the current username.  You can provide a password on the command line by appending it to the username (i.e., "User:Password").  If you don't provide a password, REXEC will prompt for it.

 

If you want to do redirection on the remote system, enclose the argument list in double quotes.  For example:

 

 REXEC /H host /U user /P password "command | command2"

 

The double quotes will be removed before passing the commands to the remote system.

 

Note: Windows does not include the rexec service, so you will need to get one from a third-party and install it on the remote system before executing REXEC.

 

Options:

 

/HFirewall host name

 

/LUser name (ID)

 

/PFirewall user password

 

/RRemote port number

 

/TFirewall type, where n is:

 

0No firewall (default setting)
1Connect through a tunneling proxy
2Connect through a SOCKS4 Proxy
3Connect through a SOCKS5 Proxy

 

/UFirewall user name

 

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