- May
- 3,515
- 5
For those of us who have multiple systems with licensed copies of Take
Command it would be very useful to have an implementation of Remote
Procedure Call (RPC), allowing the local copy of TCC to initiate the
execution of a TCC command or batch file on a remote machine. While many
operations on the remote machine's file system are possible by simply
mapping one or more of its disk volumes into local drive letters, there are
even some file system operations not permitted in that manner, e.g.,
creation or deletion of file links (junctions, reparse points, hard links,
etc.) or modifying file time stamps. Of course, operations other than those
relating to the remote file system (e.g. anything relating to processes on
the remote system) cannot be done at all. While such things can be done
through other means, it would be useful to me, and I presume to many others,
esp. those who have system or network administrator positions, to be able to
perform such actions directly within the Take Command framework.
--
Steve
Command it would be very useful to have an implementation of Remote
Procedure Call (RPC), allowing the local copy of TCC to initiate the
execution of a TCC command or batch file on a remote machine. While many
operations on the remote machine's file system are possible by simply
mapping one or more of its disk volumes into local drive letters, there are
even some file system operations not permitted in that manner, e.g.,
creation or deletion of file links (junctions, reparse points, hard links,
etc.) or modifying file time stamps. Of course, operations other than those
relating to the remote file system (e.g. anything relating to processes on
the remote system) cannot be done at all. While such things can be done
through other means, it would be useful to me, and I presume to many others,
esp. those who have system or network administrator positions, to be able to
perform such actions directly within the Take Command framework.
--
Steve