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rexec

Runs a specified command on a remote host. Windows commands reference

On Windows, Linux

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Windows

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Runs a specified command on a remote host. The remote host must be running a rexecd service (or daemon) for rexec to connect to. IMPORTANT: The rexec command has been deprecated, and isn't guaranteed to be supported in Windows.

Linux

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Execute a command on a remote host. Note: Use rexec with caution, as it transmits data in plain text. Consider secure alternatives like SSH for encrypted communication.

Execute a command on a remote host

rexec --host remote_host ls -lIdentify

Specify the remote username on a remote host

rexec --username username --host remote_host ps auxIdentify

Redirect stdin from /dev/null on a remote host

rexec --noerr --host remote_host ls -lIdentify

Specify the remote port on a remote host

rexec --port 1234 --host remote_host ls -lIdentify