it can do any command. The issue is whether the command requires interaction, which it cannot receive nor will the current user see or interact with it. If you are passing a name and password, it can have access to network resources, otherwise the resources must be local.
When you remoteexec, it is then running in a seperate user context and as such will have it's own environment (think of a terminal server session).
The issue is what you are trying to make it do.
To be of more help, what is it that you are trying to do?
Are you trying to make the user respond to a prompt of some sort? Or are you trying to run a command that requires input from the user.
Edited by Radimus (2006-05-24 06:16 PM)
