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RE: Listing processes and killing processes through command line in Windows
From: "Anthony, Shayla" <shayla () exchange cis pitt edu>
Date: Wed, 29 Jan 2003 14:37:22 -0500
The Windows NT Resource Kits, both NT4 and Windows 2000 Professional, include a remote kill process commandline utility rkill.exe . To be able to kill a process or processes running on a remote server, you must have admin privileges and the rkillsrv.exe service must be installed and running. There is also a gui version of the client tool, wrkill. Examples of commandline syntax : rkill view \\servername to get the process list on servername kill \\servername pid to kill process pid on servername rkill \\servername process.exe to kill a process by name on servername Shayla
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