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Trying to shut down and start a Windows process
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Good day people. I want to know if i can shut down a particular service that runs in windows from solaris through a script . Scenario : we have a distributed environment where we want to shut down a service that runs under windows through a shell script in solaris , is this kinda action possible. Regards |
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