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    got Wake On LAN set up

    WOOT. Now I can be extra lazy when I need too access stuff on other computer, print...ect. Just type in the MAC addy, ip and its on.

    Shame I have to go down the stairs to get printouts.

    Anyway is there a Shutdown On LAN type program in existance

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    Re: got Wake On LAN set up

    You could create a little batch file that ran shutdown.exe
    The command would be something like "shutdown.exe /s /m \\computer_name"

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    Re: got Wake On LAN set up

    or if you use linux you can use plink. Make a bat with:
    plink -ssh -l USER -pw PASSWORD "sudo /sbin/shutdown -h now"

    (not very secure though as your user and pass will be readable lol)

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    Re: got Wake On LAN set up

    Type "shutdown /i" at a command prompt.

    it will bring up a graphical interface to allow you to browse for a PC or to enter its name. You can choose whether to reboot or shutdown from the menu

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    Re: got Wake On LAN set up

    Quote Originally Posted by blueball View Post
    Type "shutdown /i" at a command prompt.

    it will bring up a graphical interface to allow you to browse for a PC or to enter its name. You can choose whether to reboot or shutdown from the menu
    Thanks all, but this is easiest

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    Re: got Wake On LAN set up

    Access is denied.

    Even with firewall dissabled. Stupid thing

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    Re: got Wake On LAN set up

    Hmm, try psshutdown. It's similar but allows you to specify a username and password for the remote computer.

    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb897541.aspx

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    Re: got Wake On LAN set up

    Quote Originally Posted by Will404 View Post
    WOOT. Now I can be extra lazy when I need too access stuff on other computer, print...ect. Just type in the MAC addy, ip and its on.

    Shame I have to go down the stairs to get printouts.

    Anyway is there a Shutdown On LAN type program in existance
    what kind of setup are you using for the wake-on-lan?
    programs?

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    Re: got Wake On LAN set up

    Program called wake on lan magic packet. Seems to work OK

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    Re: got Wake On LAN set up

    Quote Originally Posted by Will404 View Post
    Access is denied.

    Even with firewall dissabled. Stupid thing
    Sorry, I forgot that if you are not on a domain then you will need admin rights on the remote computer.

    Try creating a user account on the remote computer that has the same username and password as you use on your local PC and make sure that it has full admin rights. Hopefully that will sort things.

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    Re: got Wake On LAN set up

    Have you considered using VNC?

    For blastUK: I use this http://www.matcode.com/wol.htm

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    Re: got Wake On LAN set up

    Quote Originally Posted by sadbuttrue View Post
    Have you considered using VNC?

    For blastUK: I use this http://www.matcode.com/wol.htm
    I use Vista, and the free version of VNC is not Vista compat last time I checked. Tight VNC does not work well in my oppinion.

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    Re: got Wake On LAN set up

    Quote Originally Posted by Will404 View Post
    I use Vista, and the free version of VNC is not Vista compat last time I checked. Tight VNC does not work well in my oppinion.
    Try logmein

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    Re: got Wake On LAN set up

    I thought that Log Me In was not local, and that it always went through the internet.

    That makes it a bit laggy, and I dont think much of the security.

    And it would be easier to get some small simple program working with remote shutdown.

    I cant seem to get admin privilages for the computer I am trying to remotley shut down on my main computer, so it wont let me. Anyone know how this is done (Vista x86, Home Premium)

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    Re: got Wake On LAN set up

    You need to make sure each machine has the same user account AND that account has a password set.

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