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Old 06-07-2009   #1 (permalink)
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Red face Remote Shutdown?
I am mostly a windows person administering 21 suse10 sp2 machines, Is there a script or command I can run from a windows server to shut down the 21 suse10 machines?

Doing it manually is not very pleasant! Thanks for the thoughts!
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clusterssh should help
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If you a a Windows user and use Putty, you could use Putty Command Sender:

PuTTYCS - PuTTY Command Sender 1.8.1 | Millard Software

It would probably be a bit more straightforward than cluster ssh.
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