@george1421

I’ve read a lot to solve the problem, and I think that’s the quid of question:
Snapins Run as SYSTEM or root
All Snapins including SnapinPacks run as the SYSTEM or root user’s security context. If a snapin or SnapinPack runs successfully by manual execution but not via the FOG Client - this is typically related to the security context. For example, say you have a shared directory that is granted read access for all Domain Users. Well, an individual host’s local SYSTEM or root account is not a member of Domain Users. Therefore, unless alternative credentials are supplied to access the share, any script executed that tries to read this share will not work. There are a few solutions to this. Granting the share read access for anonymous users is the most simple. Specifying credentials within scripts or as arguments are viable options.

How can i specifying credentials with scripts or arguments in snapin console? Could you put an example?

Thks a lot.

@george1421
Thanks george, but I do not understand why FOG can not execute cmd and exe remotely with administrator permissions.

At least to transfer the file I did it with the Reboot restore itself, you say send file and execute, and it works perfectly. Open autoit file in the network and install perfect.
The same file I put in the FOG snapins and it is copied to the FOG temp folder but it is not executed.
I have tried to create a bat exe, with administrator permissions but it still does not work.

Are there any way to do that i want to do?

thks

@george1421
ok, I’ll try to explain myself better
I have to install the new version of the Reboot Restore RX on more than 250 computers.
with autoit I have done a self uninstaller and installer with the license of the new version, unnatended
But the installer program taht needs to be installed, is networked.

As FOG allows deploy files, I had thought that first I would copy a bat file, with the commands to execute the compiled autoit exe of the network, in all the local computers in the folder where the FOG is installed in x86 \ fog and then calling the psexec would call the bat file to run.

But if there is a program to be able to execute files from the network from to a local computer, it would also be worth it.

@george1421
Thanks for answering

I have tried with psexec, psexec allows the execution of files. But I need to know what arguments to put in the snapin.

To give a real example. in the directory x86 \ fog I have the file dinstall.bat

What arguments should I put in the normal snapin to run locally with the psexec command?

What I am trying to achieve would be valid for any file that I would like to run locally but that the information of the files is in the network

I created a file in Autoit, with Snapin not working. The auto-it file is in network.

I thought, that I could create a snapin with a .bat file so that it would be copied to the folder x86 \ fog.
And then create another snapin to execute that bat of the folder fog, what what would do is call the exe file of auto-it.
How can I run a bat with the snapin option to run on the local machine?

Thank you