A
AndiMzD
Hello,
on my Servers Windows Server 2012 I can open a normal console window (without admin Rights) and run from a Server, lets say myserver001 schtasks to query another Server:
on myserver001:
schtasks /query /S myserver002 /TN mytask
This works as expected.
If it do this on myserver001:
schtasks /query /TN mytask
I get:
Error: Access denied
The same is true if I do the following on myserver001
schtasks /query /S myserver001 /TN mytask
Again: Error: Access denied
The same is true vice versa, when I run this from myserver002.
What would I have to do to also query the local Server where I am on?
Would s.b. know which ports need to be open on the remote Server in order to query that remote Server using schtasks?
We have a productive and a test environment and querying a Server from the other environment does not work either.
Thank you
Andreas
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on my Servers Windows Server 2012 I can open a normal console window (without admin Rights) and run from a Server, lets say myserver001 schtasks to query another Server:
on myserver001:
schtasks /query /S myserver002 /TN mytask
This works as expected.
If it do this on myserver001:
schtasks /query /TN mytask
I get:
Error: Access denied
The same is true if I do the following on myserver001
schtasks /query /S myserver001 /TN mytask
Again: Error: Access denied
The same is true vice versa, when I run this from myserver002.
What would I have to do to also query the local Server where I am on?
Would s.b. know which ports need to be open on the remote Server in order to query that remote Server using schtasks?
We have a productive and a test environment and querying a Server from the other environment does not work either.
Thank you
Andreas
Continue reading...