PAExec - The Redistributable PsExec (Launch Remote Windows Apps)

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PAExec lets you launch Windows programs on remote Windows computers without needing to install software on the remote computer first. For example, you could launch CMD.EXE remotely and have the equivalent of a terminal session to the remote server. PAExec is useful for doing remote installs, checking remote configuration, etc. PAExec - The Redistributable PsExec Microsoft's PsExec tool (originally by SysInternal's Mark Russinovich) is a favorite of system administrators everywhere. It just has two tiny flaws: PsExec can not be redistributed Sensitive command-line options like username and passwords are sent as clear text We needed something that would overcome those two issues, and not finding a suitable replacement, decided to write our own. Examples PAExec \\{server IP address} -s cmd.exe Creates a telnet-like session on the remote server, running as Local System. PAExec \\{server IP address} ipconfig View network configuration on the remote server without needing to do an RDP session. PAExec \\{server IP address} -u {username} -p {password} -i -c MyApp.exe Copy MyApp.exe to the remote server and run it as {username} so that it shows up on the remote server. Download PAExec

PAExec lets you launch Windows programs on remote Windows computers without needing to install software on the remote computer first. For example, you could launch CMD.EXE remotely and have the equivalent of a terminal session to the remote server. PAExec is useful for doing remote installs, checking remote configuration, etc.

PAExec - The Redistributable PsExec

Microsoft's PsExec tool (originally by SysInternal's Mark Russinovich) is a favorite of system administrators everywhere. It just has two tiny flaws:

1. PsExec can not be redistributed
2. Sensitive command-line options like username and passwords are sent as clear text

We needed something that would overcome those two issues, and not finding a suitable replacement, decided to write our own.

Examples

PAExec \\{server IP address} -s cmd.exe

Creates a telnet-like session on the remote server, running as Local System.

PAExec \\{server IP address} ipconfig

View network configuration on the remote server without needing to do an RDP session.

PAExec \\{server IP address} -u {username} -p {password} -i -c MyApp.exe

Copy MyApp.exe to the remote server and run it as {username} so that it shows up on the remote server.

Download PAExec

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