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How to shutdown remote Win2k8 machine using WMIC?
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What is the exact syntax to shutdown remote Win2k8 server using WMIC?
(The reason WMIC must be used is because the remote machine in a different NT Domain and the local machine does not have access to that domain. WMIC takes /user: and /password: parameters and auths against remote machine itself.)
These don't work:
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx os call Shutdown
Executing (Win32_OperatingSystem)->Shutdown()
ERROR: Code = 0x8004102f Description = Invalid method Parameter(s)
Facility = WMI
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx os call Shutdown(1)
Verb Or Method has no input parameters.
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx os call Win32Shutdown(1)
Executing (Win32_OperatingSystem)->Win32Shutdown()
ERROR:
Code = 0x8004102f
Description = Invalid method Parameter(s)
Facility = WMI
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx path Win32_OperatingSystem call Shutdown(1)
Verb Or Method has no input parameters.
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx path Win32_OperatingSystem call Shutdown
Executing (Win32_OperatingSystem)->Shutdown()
ERROR:
Code = 0x8004102f
Description = Invalid method Parameter(s)
Facility = WMI
windows windows-server-2008 remote-access wmi
asked Jun 28 '10 at 21:04
zvolkovzvolkov
14128
add a comment |
What is the exact syntax to shutdown remote Win2k8 server using WMIC?
(The reason WMIC must be used is because the remote machine in a different NT Domain and the local machine does not have access to that domain. WMIC takes /user: and /password: parameters and auths against remote machine itself.)
These don't work:
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx os call Shutdown
Executing (Win32_OperatingSystem)->Shutdown()
ERROR: Code = 0x8004102f Description = Invalid method Parameter(s)
Facility = WMI
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx os call Shutdown(1)
Verb Or Method has no input parameters.
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx os call Win32Shutdown(1)
Executing (Win32_OperatingSystem)->Win32Shutdown()
ERROR:
Code = 0x8004102f
Description = Invalid method Parameter(s)
Facility = WMI
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx path Win32_OperatingSystem call Shutdown(1)
Verb Or Method has no input parameters.
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx path Win32_OperatingSystem call Shutdown
Executing (Win32_OperatingSystem)->Shutdown()
ERROR:
Code = 0x8004102f
Description = Invalid method Parameter(s)
Facility = WMI
windows windows-server-2008 remote-access wmi
asked Jun 28 '10 at 21:04
zvolkovzvolkov
14128
any reason to not just use shutdown /m
– tony roth
Jun 28 '10 at 21:19
@tony: "The reason WMIC must be used is because the remote machine in a different NT Domain and the local machine does not have access to that domain. WMIC takes /user: and /password: parameters and auths against remote machine itself."
– zvolkov
Jun 29 '10 at 14:24
gut feeling is that you'll need a where clause to qualify what your rebooting.
– tony roth
Jun 29 '10 at 15:16
add a comment |
What is the exact syntax to shutdown remote Win2k8 server using WMIC?
(The reason WMIC must be used is because the remote machine in a different NT Domain and the local machine does not have access to that domain. WMIC takes /user: and /password: parameters and auths against remote machine itself.)
These don't work:
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx os call Shutdown
Executing (Win32_OperatingSystem)->Shutdown()
ERROR: Code = 0x8004102f Description = Invalid method Parameter(s)
Facility = WMI
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx os call Shutdown(1)
Verb Or Method has no input parameters.
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx os call Win32Shutdown(1)
Executing (Win32_OperatingSystem)->Win32Shutdown()
ERROR:
Code = 0x8004102f
Description = Invalid method Parameter(s)
Facility = WMI
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx path Win32_OperatingSystem call Shutdown(1)
Verb Or Method has no input parameters.
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx path Win32_OperatingSystem call Shutdown
Executing (Win32_OperatingSystem)->Shutdown()
ERROR:
Code = 0x8004102f
Description = Invalid method Parameter(s)
Facility = WMI
windows windows-server-2008 remote-access wmi
asked Jun 28 '10 at 21:04
zvolkovzvolkov
14128
What is the exact syntax to shutdown remote Win2k8 server using WMIC?
(The reason WMIC must be used is because the remote machine in a different NT Domain and the local machine does not have access to that domain. WMIC takes /user: and /password: parameters and auths against remote machine itself.)
These don't work:
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx os call Shutdown
Executing (Win32_OperatingSystem)->Shutdown()
ERROR: Code = 0x8004102f Description = Invalid method Parameter(s)
Facility = WMI
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx os call Shutdown(1)
Verb Or Method has no input parameters.
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx os call Win32Shutdown(1)
Executing (Win32_OperatingSystem)->Win32Shutdown()
ERROR:
Code = 0x8004102f
Description = Invalid method Parameter(s)
Facility = WMI
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx path Win32_OperatingSystem call Shutdown(1)
Verb Or Method has no input parameters.
wmic /node:10.162.x.x /user:tech1xxxx /password:xxxx path Win32_OperatingSystem call Shutdown
Executing (Win32_OperatingSystem)->Shutdown()
ERROR:
Code = 0x8004102f
Description = Invalid method Parameter(s)
Facility = WMI
windows windows-server-2008 remote-access wmi
windows windows-server-2008 remote-access wmi
asked Jun 28 '10 at 21:04
zvolkovzvolkov
14128
asked Jun 28 '10 at 21:04
zvolkovzvolkov
14128
edited Jun 29 '10 at 14:23
zvolkov
asked Jun 28 '10 at 21:04
zvolkovzvolkov
14128
asked Jun 28 '10 at 21:04
zvolkovzvolkov
14128
asked Jun 28 '10 at 21:04
zvolkovzvolkov
14128
14128
any reason to not just use shutdown /m
– tony roth
Jun 28 '10 at 21:19
@tony: "The reason WMIC must be used is because the remote machine in a different NT Domain and the local machine does not have access to that domain. WMIC takes /user: and /password: parameters and auths against remote machine itself."
– zvolkov
Jun 29 '10 at 14:24
gut feeling is that you'll need a where clause to qualify what your rebooting.
– tony roth
Jun 29 '10 at 15:16
add a comment |
any reason to not just use shutdown /m
– tony roth
Jun 28 '10 at 21:19
@tony: "The reason WMIC must be used is because the remote machine in a different NT Domain and the local machine does not have access to that domain. WMIC takes /user: and /password: parameters and auths against remote machine itself."
– zvolkov
Jun 29 '10 at 14:24
gut feeling is that you'll need a where clause to qualify what your rebooting.
– tony roth
Jun 29 '10 at 15:16
any reason to not just use shutdown /m
– tony roth
Jun 28 '10 at 21:19
any reason to not just use shutdown /m
– tony roth
Jun 28 '10 at 21:19
@tony: "The reason WMIC must be used is because the remote machine in a different NT Domain and the local machine does not have access to that domain. WMIC takes /user: and /password: parameters and auths against remote machine itself."
– zvolkov
Jun 29 '10 at 14:24
@tony: "The reason WMIC must be used is because the remote machine in a different NT Domain and the local machine does not have access to that domain. WMIC takes /user: and /password: parameters and auths against remote machine itself."
– zvolkov
Jun 29 '10 at 14:24
gut feeling is that you'll need a where clause to qualify what your rebooting.
– tony roth
Jun 29 '10 at 15:16
gut feeling is that you'll need a where clause to qualify what your rebooting.
– tony roth
Jun 29 '10 at 15:16
add a comment |
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I don't know why WMIC wont work, but the powershell version does work:
$cred = get-credential tech1xxxxx
(gwmi -comp 10.162.x.x -cred $cred Win32_OperatingSystem).Shutdown()
You'll be prompted for the password, there's no way around it prompting you for the password.
answered Jun 29 '10 at 14:52
Chris SChris S
73.9k10107202
this really is the way to go!
– tony roth
Jun 29 '10 at 19:02
add a comment |
the 1st one but you need a space between the ipaddress and the /user:
add a where clause
something like
wmic os where "version like '%'" call win32shutdown 2
answered Jun 28 '10 at 21:21
tony rothtony roth
3,4911211
add a comment |
wmic /node: "machinename" os where primary="true" call shutdown
Must have space after : Must have quotes around machinename and true
use /user:username between machinename and os if you need to authenticate
edited May 7 '13 at 7:04
Stephane
5,71922145
answered May 7 '13 at 5:37
AllenAllen
111
1
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– Stephane
May 7 '13 at 7:06
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Try this
WMIC /node:COMPUTER process call create “cmd.exe /c shutdown”
edited May 6 at 22:37
womble♦
86.3k18147205
answered May 6 at 7:58
Cédric JäggiCédric Jäggi
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I don't know why WMIC wont work, but the powershell version does work:
$cred = get-credential tech1xxxxx
(gwmi -comp 10.162.x.x -cred $cred Win32_OperatingSystem).Shutdown()
You'll be prompted for the password, there's no way around it prompting you for the password.
answered Jun 29 '10 at 14:52
Chris SChris S
73.9k10107202
this really is the way to go!
– tony roth
Jun 29 '10 at 19:02
add a comment |
I don't know why WMIC wont work, but the powershell version does work:
$cred = get-credential tech1xxxxx
(gwmi -comp 10.162.x.x -cred $cred Win32_OperatingSystem).Shutdown()
You'll be prompted for the password, there's no way around it prompting you for the password.
answered Jun 29 '10 at 14:52
Chris SChris S
73.9k10107202
this really is the way to go!
– tony roth
Jun 29 '10 at 19:02
add a comment |
I don't know why WMIC wont work, but the powershell version does work:
$cred = get-credential tech1xxxxx
(gwmi -comp 10.162.x.x -cred $cred Win32_OperatingSystem).Shutdown()
You'll be prompted for the password, there's no way around it prompting you for the password.
answered Jun 29 '10 at 14:52
Chris SChris S
73.9k10107202
I don't know why WMIC wont work, but the powershell version does work:
$cred = get-credential tech1xxxxx
(gwmi -comp 10.162.x.x -cred $cred Win32_OperatingSystem).Shutdown()
You'll be prompted for the password, there's no way around it prompting you for the password.
answered Jun 29 '10 at 14:52
Chris SChris S
73.9k10107202
answered Jun 29 '10 at 14:52
Chris SChris S
73.9k10107202
answered Jun 29 '10 at 14:52
Chris SChris S
73.9k10107202
answered Jun 29 '10 at 14:52
Chris SChris S
73.9k10107202
73.9k10107202
this really is the way to go!
– tony roth
Jun 29 '10 at 19:02
add a comment |
this really is the way to go!
– tony roth
Jun 29 '10 at 19:02
this really is the way to go!
– tony roth
Jun 29 '10 at 19:02
this really is the way to go!
– tony roth
Jun 29 '10 at 19:02
add a comment |
the 1st one but you need a space between the ipaddress and the /user:
add a where clause
something like
wmic os where "version like '%'" call win32shutdown 2
answered Jun 28 '10 at 21:21
tony rothtony roth
3,4911211
add a comment |
the 1st one but you need a space between the ipaddress and the /user:
add a where clause
something like
wmic os where "version like '%'" call win32shutdown 2
answered Jun 28 '10 at 21:21
tony rothtony roth
3,4911211
add a comment |
the 1st one but you need a space between the ipaddress and the /user:
add a where clause
something like
wmic os where "version like '%'" call win32shutdown 2
answered Jun 28 '10 at 21:21
tony rothtony roth
3,4911211
the 1st one but you need a space between the ipaddress and the /user:
add a where clause
something like
wmic os where "version like '%'" call win32shutdown 2
answered Jun 28 '10 at 21:21
tony rothtony roth
3,4911211
edited Jun 29 '10 at 15:18
answered Jun 28 '10 at 21:21
tony rothtony roth
3,4911211
answered Jun 28 '10 at 21:21
tony rothtony roth
3,4911211
answered Jun 28 '10 at 21:21
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3,4911211
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add a comment |
wmic /node: "machinename" os where primary="true" call shutdown
Must have space after : Must have quotes around machinename and true
use /user:username between machinename and os if you need to authenticate
edited May 7 '13 at 7:04
Stephane
5,71922145
answered May 7 '13 at 5:37
AllenAllen
111
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wmic /node: "machinename" os where primary="true" call shutdown
Must have space after : Must have quotes around machinename and true
use /user:username between machinename and os if you need to authenticate
edited May 7 '13 at 7:04
Stephane
5,71922145
answered May 7 '13 at 5:37
AllenAllen
111
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May 7 '13 at 7:06
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wmic /node: "machinename" os where primary="true" call shutdown
Must have space after : Must have quotes around machinename and true
use /user:username between machinename and os if you need to authenticate
edited May 7 '13 at 7:04
Stephane
5,71922145
answered May 7 '13 at 5:37
AllenAllen
111
wmic /node: "machinename" os where primary="true" call shutdown
Must have space after : Must have quotes around machinename and true
use /user:username between machinename and os if you need to authenticate
edited May 7 '13 at 7:04
Stephane
5,71922145
answered May 7 '13 at 5:37
AllenAllen
111
edited May 7 '13 at 7:04
Stephane
5,71922145
edited May 7 '13 at 7:04
Stephane
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edited May 7 '13 at 7:04
Stephane
5,71922145
5,71922145
answered May 7 '13 at 5:37
AllenAllen
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answered May 7 '13 at 5:37
AllenAllen
111
answered May 7 '13 at 5:37
AllenAllen
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Try this
WMIC /node:COMPUTER process call create “cmd.exe /c shutdown”
edited May 6 at 22:37
womble♦
86.3k18147205
answered May 6 at 7:58
Cédric JäggiCédric Jäggi
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Try this
WMIC /node:COMPUTER process call create “cmd.exe /c shutdown”
edited May 6 at 22:37
womble♦
86.3k18147205
answered May 6 at 7:58
Cédric JäggiCédric Jäggi
1
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Try this
WMIC /node:COMPUTER process call create “cmd.exe /c shutdown”
edited May 6 at 22:37
womble♦
86.3k18147205
answered May 6 at 7:58
Cédric JäggiCédric Jäggi
1
Try this
WMIC /node:COMPUTER process call create “cmd.exe /c shutdown”
edited May 6 at 22:37
womble♦
86.3k18147205
answered May 6 at 7:58
Cédric JäggiCédric Jäggi
1
edited May 6 at 22:37
womble♦
86.3k18147205
edited May 6 at 22:37
womble♦
86.3k18147205
edited May 6 at 22:37
womble♦
86.3k18147205
86.3k18147205
answered May 6 at 7:58
Cédric JäggiCédric Jäggi
1
answered May 6 at 7:58
Cédric JäggiCédric Jäggi
1
answered May 6 at 7:58
Cédric JäggiCédric Jäggi
1
1
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any reason to not just use shutdown /m
– tony roth
Jun 28 '10 at 21:19
@tony: "The reason WMIC must be used is because the remote machine in a different NT Domain and the local machine does not have access to that domain. WMIC takes /user: and /password: parameters and auths against remote machine itself."
– zvolkov
Jun 29 '10 at 14:24
gut feeling is that you'll need a where clause to qualify what your rebooting.
– tony roth
Jun 29 '10 at 15:16