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How
To Use RemShoutdown?
RemShutdown is very easy to use application. All you need to
do is add computers which you want to shutdown to the the list
and press one button!

To add computers to the list just press "Add Computers"
button. You will see the following window.

You can add computers by IP range
or by defining some simple text file where computers will be
listed (one Host IP or Host Name per line). Here is the simple
example of hosts list file.

If you want to resolve host names according to provided IP-s
then you can select "Resolve Host Names" option.
Please note that host name resolving requires some time to
complete so you will need to wait a few minutes.
You can always save your computers list for further use.
Last
preparations.
Authorization Mode - You can manually provide
username/password which will be used to login on remote
computers. Otherwise the credentials of currently logged on user
will be used. Please note that you should have administrative
access to remote computers to perform remote shutdown. Or the
following permissions should be assigned to your user account.

Shutdown Delay - If
this value is not zero, a dialog box will be displayed on the
remote PC. The dialog box displays the name of the user who
initiated shutdown, displays the specified message, and prompts
the user to log off. The dialog box beeps when it is created and
remains on top of other windows in the system. The dialog box
can be moved but not closed. A timer counts down the remaining
time before shutdown. While this dialog box is displayed,
shutdown can be stopped by pressing "Prevent" button.
Otherwise, the computer shuts down without displaying the
dialog box, and the shutdown cannot be stopped by pressing
"Prevent" button.
Reboot System After
Shutdown - If this option selected, the remote
computer is to restart immediately after shutting down.
Otherwise the remote system flushes all caches to disk and
safely powers down the system.
Force Applications
to Close - If this option selected, all running on
remote computer applications with unsaved changes are to be
forcibly closed. Otherwise, the system displays a dialog box
instructing the user to close the applications.
That's ALL! Now you can press the
"Shutdown" button!
If you accidentally change your mind you can always
press the "Prevent" button to prevent remote hosts from
being shutdown, or "Abort" button to just stop shutdown
process.
Command Line support
You can use RemShutdown from command line also. Here is
RemShutdown command line usage description.
Usage:
remshutdown [-param type] [param] [/options]
param
type can be one of the following:
ip - parameter is an single IP address or range of IP-s.
Example: remshutdown -ip 192.168.0.25
Example: remshutdown -ip 192.168.0.25-192.168.0.52
name - parameter is a Name of remote computer.
Example: remshutdown -name Jake
Example: remshutdown -name BackupServer
hostslist - parameter is a file name which conteins list of IP-s
or network names.
Example: remshutdown -hostslist D:\subnet.txt
options
can be one of the following:
?- Show help screen.
Example: remshutdown /?
r - Reboot system after shutdown.
Example: remshutdown -ip 192.168.0.25 /r
u - Username which will be used to login on network computer.
By default Username/Password of current user will be used.
Example: remshutdown -ip 192.168.0.25 /r /u Admin /p adminpass
p - Password which will be used to login on network computer.
By default Username/Password of current user will be used.
Example: remshutdown -ip 192.168.0.25 /r /u Admin /p adminpass
delay - Shutdown delay in seconds. Default delay is 20 seconds.
Example: remshutdown -ip 192.168.0.25 /r /delay 60
resolve - Resolve host names. When starting from console this
option
is ignored if option /show not defined.
Example: remshutdown -ip 192.168.0.25-192.168.0.52 /resolve
/show
noforce - Don't force running applications to close
Example: remshutdown -name Jake /r /delay 60 /noforce
show - Show application window. Valid only when starting from
console.
In other cases always enabled.
Example: remshutdown -name Jake /r /show
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