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Excellent - thank you. SO easy!!!

Thanks for the info. I've recently been told by an MS consultant that as a best practice you should use iisreset /noforce which allows certain processes to finish rather than doing a hard reset without the /noforce switch.

I believe you can also use this switch when resetting IIS on remote machines as well.

If the machine is not on a local network, is it possible to do this with an IP address instead?

i have tried this command..but it works only for machine for which the admin login has no passwd..but for machines with passwords it gives an error 'access denied and blah blah..'..is der ne way for specifying the password in dis case??

For those of you looking for a way to impersonate, this works a treat:

runas /noprofile /netonly /user:<Username>@<Domain> "iisreset <Machine Name>"


(From: http://www.mczen.com/blog/viewitem.aspx?id=f6e2fcaf-167d-4bb1-a3ed-9b05fd98e44f)

How can a remote machine's IIS be reset if the local machine does not have IIS on it?

How can i reset a machine that is not in the same network?

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