[plug] [OT] Administering Windows Computers from Linux

[Chris Caston]

On Tue, 2004-10-26 at 18:22, Tim White wrote:
> I have the nasty task of administering a number of windows computers. As 
> I dislike windows I have installed a ssh server and bash from cygwin. 
> This allows me to get around with the basics. Does anyone know of some 
> command line tools that will allow me to administer file permissions 
> (including execute) and running processes. It can be from windows or 
> Linux and needs to work under windows 2000 (so the tasklist and taskkill 
> from window XP won't work)
> Thanks
> Tim

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