Originally posted by: Paul Tait
Hi
I've been using the demo of incredibuild and like it but not the price, so I thought about using xcmd to distribute large VC++ builds.
The first problem of course is that xcmdsvc doesn't have network access. Using NULL access on pipes is not good security so why not use ImpersonateNamedPipeClient() and CreateProcessAsUser(). That would give us network access to other machine and directory permission to the relavant files CL.exe MSVC.exe etc to do the build.
How does this sound to you ?
Paul
ReplyOriginally posted by: Jason
xcmd automatically executes files copied over to the remote machine, when copied with the /c option. How do I copy the files w/o executing the file?
ReplyOriginally posted by: visualliu
I use The Command xCmd \\pcName cmd
but the programe can not execute correctly?
the program display following
"Connecting to remote service ... Failed
Couldn't connect to \\george\ADMIN$
拒绝访问。"
Originally posted by: Larry
is it possible to compile this nice tool for linux or ist it possigle to use it with win ??
Larry
ReplyOriginally posted by: Steve Lindeberg
How do I stop the process on the remote machine? I keep getting "Access Denied" when I try it from the Task Manager.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Owen Cunningham
Does Mark Russinovich's PsExec utility work the same way as xCmd? i.e. creating a service temporarily and then undoing it?
ReplyOriginally posted by: Mike Bild
how to install xcmdsvc service?
ReplyOriginally posted by: Alden Xu
I have tried to use xcmd.exe. After running it, I found a virus, called jorgan.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Zoltan Csizmadia
Everybody,
It seems somebody wrote a virus using this publication, and he was way too stupid to rename the executables, so the latest NAV thinks xcmdsvc is a virus :(
It's NOT. But if somebody figures out an admin password, he will be able to gain access to your computer using this program, so FILL UP the security holes!
Try http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/security/tools/Tools/MBSAhome.asp to check the security problems on your machine.
Regards,
Zoltan
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Originally posted by: Patrick Lupo
Recently Symantec has labeled this program a backdoor trojan in its virus update for Norton AntiVirus. Specifically, the xCMDSvc.exe was labeled as a trojan. This program is no more a trojan than any of the utils in the Windows Resource Kit. Please join me in complaining to Symantec to have this unlisted as a trojan.
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