psexec run process as different user
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Lets say I have two users:
user1 -- admin
user2 -- limited
and I need to start a remote process as user2.
I cannot use the limited user (user2) to start the remote process, since psexec requires the user be an admin in the remote computer.
I tried the following:
psexec \server -u domain/user1 -p password -d -i sessionID runas /user:domainuser2 cmd /c command
but it did not work, I guess because runas needs the user2's password.
Is there any way to achieve this?
windows-server administration psexec
asked Aug 13 '16 at 5:49
JuanJO
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Lets say I have two users:
user1 -- admin
user2 -- limited
and I need to start a remote process as user2.
I cannot use the limited user (user2) to start the remote process, since psexec requires the user be an admin in the remote computer.
I tried the following:
psexec \server -u domain/user1 -p password -d -i sessionID runas /user:domainuser2 cmd /c command
but it did not work, I guess because runas needs the user2's password.
Is there any way to achieve this?
windows-server administration psexec
asked Aug 13 '16 at 5:49
JuanJO
10112
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up vote
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Lets say I have two users:
user1 -- admin
user2 -- limited
and I need to start a remote process as user2.
I cannot use the limited user (user2) to start the remote process, since psexec requires the user be an admin in the remote computer.
I tried the following:
psexec \server -u domain/user1 -p password -d -i sessionID runas /user:domainuser2 cmd /c command
but it did not work, I guess because runas needs the user2's password.
Is there any way to achieve this?
windows-server administration psexec
asked Aug 13 '16 at 5:49
JuanJO
10112
Lets say I have two users:
user1 -- admin
user2 -- limited
and I need to start a remote process as user2.
I cannot use the limited user (user2) to start the remote process, since psexec requires the user be an admin in the remote computer.
I tried the following:
psexec \server -u domain/user1 -p password -d -i sessionID runas /user:domainuser2 cmd /c command
but it did not work, I guess because runas needs the user2's password.
Is there any way to achieve this?
windows-server administration psexec
windows-server administration psexec
asked Aug 13 '16 at 5:49
JuanJO
10112
asked Aug 13 '16 at 5:49
JuanJO
10112
asked Aug 13 '16 at 5:49
JuanJO
10112
asked Aug 13 '16 at 5:49
JuanJO
10112
asked Aug 13 '16 at 5:49
JuanJO
10112
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