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Remote Shutdown
When time to get off duty, there are probably many computers in the offices
required to be shut down. It'll be very troublesome if someone intends to
press the power button to turn off all computers one by one. LanHelper's
remote shutdown feature allows you to shut down or reboot computers via
local network in a quickly way. You can shutdown the
computers immediately, or schedule a shutdown to occur at a later time. From
version 1.50 on, remote shutdown can also be invoked from the
command line mode, which allows you to
schedule shutdown tasks with other scheduler programs, such as Windows Task
Scheduler.
Local schedule is supported for remote shutdown operations. The maximum number of the
tasks scheduling at the same time is 16. Exiting the remote administration
tool will cause all
the tasks to stop scheduling. But they will automatically resume scheduling
next time the remote administration tool run. While the task runs, it uses its own global
security credentials settings that previously saved. Please note that every
time a new task is submitted, it saves the global security credentials
settings instead of group settings.
While shutting down Windows NT/2000 computers remotely, they can't be powered
down. Additional, this feature is not across-subnets enable. That is, it
only work for computers located on one same subnet and helpless for
computers located on other subnets. In version 1.1 or higher, LanHelper
provides solution for these issues. With
Remote Execute feature plus
LanHelper Integrated Command, you can power down Windows NT/2000 and other
higher Windows system on LAN/WAN. On Remote Execute dialog, click the check
box "Use LanHelper Integrated Command" to make the LanHelper Integrated
Command dialog popup, select the operation "8 Power off" from the
operation list, then click Add button to append the selected operation,
click OK button to return to Remote Execute dialog, then submit a task to
run on remote computers to perform the shutdown operation.
Detailed real-time logs are available on the Log tab. Click here to learn more about log.
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