Make sure that the default admin$ share is enabled on
We deployed an .exe to about 25 machines and we pushed it with psexec.exe. On all the machines we kept getting this error.
Couldn't access YourPCName:
The network path was not found.
Make sure that the default admin$ share is enabled on YourPCName.
We know each machine does have the Admin$ share
We pushed this .exe using an Admin Account
We've had psexec work on other machines, just not this group
What causes this error and how do you fix it?
The network path was not found.
Make sure that the default admin$ share is enabled on YourPCName.
We know each machine does have the Admin$ share
We pushed this .exe using an Admin Account
We've had psexec work on other machines, just not this group
What causes this error and how do you fix it?
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Posted by:
Mike74
12 years ago
Hi,
An option to check on the fault workstation : Turn off "network users identify as guests" like it is explaining here : http://davidchuprogramming.blogspot.com/2009/12/psexecexe-access-denied.html
Hope it can help.
Regards,
Mike
An option to check on the fault workstation : Turn off "network users identify as guests" like it is explaining here : http://davidchuprogramming.blogspot.com/2009/12/psexecexe-access-denied.html
Hope it can help.
Regards,
Mike
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Estava com o mesmo problema..
consegui resolver alterando o hostname pelo IP
psexec \\10.248.50.30 - u "DOMÃNIO"\"LOGIN" -p "SENHA" "ARQUIVO".exe ou
psexec @maquinas.txt - u "DOMÃNIO"\"LOGIN" -p "SENHA" "ARQUIVO".exe
no arquivo txt utilize o ip da maquina que deseja ao invés do host.
Boa sorte! - jcdayrell 10 years ago
Posted by:
jmcfadyen
12 years ago
check that the workstation service is running on the targets.
check you have correct perms on those boxes as well
check you have correct perms on those boxes as well
Posted by:
mhsl808
12 years ago
Yes, the workstation service is running and I am using an Admin account. I've even tried using the local system account and I get the same result.
Posted by:
aogilmor
12 years ago
AV, Firewalls and other such software can cause problems like this.
Do you have a bare bones image you can try it on?
Do you have a bare bones image you can try it on?
Posted by:
mhsl808
12 years ago
It must be a firewall. I am running this on remote machines of course and I used a .txt file. So I ran the following.
psexec @Machines.txt -c -d -s package.exe
and I've tried this:
psexec @Machines.txt -c -d -u Domain\AdminUser -p password package.exe
the machines.txt has 25 computer names and package.exe WILL install on 6 of them. The other 19 give me the Admin$ error.
psexec @Machines.txt -c -d -s package.exe
and I've tried this:
psexec @Machines.txt -c -d -u Domain\AdminUser -p password package.exe
the machines.txt has 25 computer names and package.exe WILL install on 6 of them. The other 19 give me the Admin$ error.
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