I have a batch file in a remote machine. This batch file is run by right clicking on the file and selecting option "Run as administrator". To run this batch file (which is located in remote machine) programmatically I use C# ManagementScope class. But i am not able to find any option to set 'run as administrator' option using ManagementScope class.
I need code solution (any sample code will be excellent) to execute that batch file.
You should look into using the c# Process Class. It's way quicker than using WMI.
You can pass Username & Password Credentials like this, it's a class I created sometime ago :
class Logon : Process
{
internal Logon(string filename, string username, string passwordtxt, string argument)
{
StartInfo.Domain = "Your-Domain";
StartInfo.FileName = filename;
StartInfo.UserName = username;
StartInfo.Password = GetSecurePassword(passwordtxt);
StartInfo.UseShellExecute = false;
StartInfo.Arguments = argument;
StartInfo.LoadUserProfile = true;
}
public System.Security.SecureString GetSecurePassword(string passwordtxt)
{
SecureString SS = new SecureString();
foreach (char PSW in passwordtxt)
{
SS.AppendChar(PSW);
}
return SS;
}
}
In your App you just have the following :
public void verifyuser(string filename, string argument)
{
try
{
var logon = new SecureLogon(
filename, txtuser.Text, txtpassword.Text, argument);
logon.Start();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
MessageBox.Show(ex.Message,"Notification");
}
}
You could use psexec to do this.
Process.Start("psexec", "params");
Have you tried adding this to the beginning of your "batch"?
runas /user:Administrator Example1Server.exe
