The Windows Command adapter is used to execute commands on a remote host running the Windows operating system. The Windows Command adapter can use the following common features. For details about these features, see Base adapter features.
working-dir
, command-dir
, timeout-secs
encryption-type
disable-line-termination
is-special-character
os-id
os-version
encryption-type
Notes
The Windows Command adapter can copy and execute scripts on a remote computer. The adapter uses a utility, xCmd, to execute a command on a Windows-based remote host. The utility then returns the results to the user.
The Windows Command adapter does not utilize the xCmd utility in the following cases:
If you specify 127.0.0.1
or the host name of the local computer, the adapter uses the xCmd utility for executing the commands.