Regedit exited with error code 0

Редактировать | Профиль | Сообщение | Цитировать | Сообщить модератору urodliv, на шару \Ws2SharedFolder установлен полный доступ для группы Все. Также пробовал явно назначать полные права для domainuser — результат такой же.
К тому же, если локально из-под этого пользователя создавать сетевой диск — все успешно создается и доступ к этому диску имеется.

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Думал, что сработало, но потом залез на машину, а там диска не оказалось. Повторил PsExec.exe \ws1 net use еще раз и мне выдало состояние «Нет доступа»

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PSExec issue — «CMD exited on (remote PC) with error code 0.»

I’ve been trying to capture screenshots of remote machines (across a MPLS tunnel) to determine if a certain issue has been resolved without interrupting the user. I’m using PSExec (SysInternals PSTools) with NirCMD.exe to attempt to get screenshots. Here’s the command:
psexec.exe \192.168.1.7 -u «mydomainadministrator» -i -c nircmd.exe savescreenshot «c:shot.png»

When I try it I get «CMD exited on (remote PC) with error code 0.» I also get this error when I simply login to the remote PC in the CMD prompt, then logout with this command:

psexec.exe \192.168.1.10 -u «mydomainadministrator» -p «password» cmd

I’ve noticed that RPC fails on my first attempt frequently, but then works, so I’ve brushed it off, but maybe that is the issue here.

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as (root) said, it means success.

However I have found that sometimes I have to put the command ie: » nircmd.exe savescreenshot «c:shot.png»» into a .bat file, copy the file to the remote drive, and then run it from there.

It is also important to note that the shot.png file will be saved on the remote c: drive.

Lastly, be sure that the user which you are using has permission to write directly to c:, you might have to use a lower directory.

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error code 0 = SUCCESS!

as (root) said, it means success.

However I have found that sometimes I have to put the command ie: » nircmd.exe savescreenshot «c:shot.png»» into a .bat file, copy the file to the remote drive, and then run it from there.

It is also important to note that the shot.png file will be saved on the remote c: drive.

Lastly, be sure that the user which you are using has permission to write directly to c:, you might have to use a lower directory.

error code 0 = SUCCESS!

Gotcha. It’s one of those «Error: there is no error» messages. Haha

as (root) said, it means success.

However I have found that sometimes I have to put the command ie: «nircmd.exe savescreenshot «c:shot.png»» into a .bat file, copy the file to the remote drive, and then run it from there.

It is also important to note that the shot.png file will be saved on the remote c: drive.

Lastly, be sure that the user which you are using has permission to write directly to c:, you might have to use a lower directory.

Ahh, very important details here! These users do NOT have local admin rights, so they can’t write to C:, plus I was thinking it was writing the file to my C: drive.

And where do you read the result of the command?

In the command prompt.

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I’ve been trying to capture screenshots of remote machines (across a MPLS tunnel) to determine if a certain issue has been resolved without interrupting the user. I’m using PSExec (SysInternals PSTools) with NirCMD.exe to attempt to get screenshots. Here’s the command: 
psexec.exe \192.168.1.7 -u «mydomainadministrator» -i -c nircmd.exe savescreenshot «c:shot.png»

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as (root) said, it means success.

However I have found that sometimes I have to put the command ie: «nircmd.exe savescreenshot «c:shot.png»» into a .bat file, copy the file to the remote drive, and then run it from there.  

It is also important to note that the shot.png file will be saved on the remote c: drive.

Lastly, be sure that the user which you are using has permission to write directly to c:, you might have to use a lower directory.

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