Tag Archives: authentication

Remotely Execute a Script that Connects to a Third Remote Computer

By Scott | Published: December 21, 2022

PROBLEM: In BatchPatch you want to deploy a script to target computers that will connect to a third remote machine when it’s executed. That is, BatchPatch is running on computerA, your target computer where the script will run is computerB, and the script will create a connection to computerC. How do you do this in […]

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Using Alternate Logon Credentials in BatchPatch

By Scott | Published: May 5, 2015

You have a few different options for initiating actions on target computers with the account that you have set aside for administrative actions. Most actions in BatchPatch must be executed with an account that has local administrator permissions on the target computer. However, in some cases a BatchPatch administrator might not be logged on to […]

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BatchPatch Authentication in Domain and Workgroup (non-domain) Environments

By Scott | Published: April 16, 2014

When we set out to create BatchPatch, one of our primary concerns was to ensure that the software would be as easy to use as possible. We believe we were successful in that endeavor. However, since every network environment is unique, there are a few things that need to be understood about the BatchPatch authentication […]

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