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Hi I would like to announce, across the network, that the windows 2000 server is going to shut down in 5 minutes time; so that all user can saves their datas. How do I go about doing it for windows 2000 server? Please help. Thanks.
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by blackdiamond
Hey,
Here is a web page that expalins some differenet options. Take out any spaces that magically appeear.
Thanx
Hmm the page does not exist but I got it figure out thanks for the help.
by mike jones
From a DOS Prompt on the actual server.
NET SEND /ALL your message goes here
This will send a message to all users connected to the server.
From the DOS Prompt, type NET HELP SEND for all options.
Thanks alot
by d.walker5
Command line: net send * windows 2000 servers is going to shut down in 5 minutes. Save all you work.
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by haissam
all of the above + you can use the shutdown utiility (type shutdown on the command prompt). It gives you the utility to send messages to all connected users while initiating the shutdown (+ some other other option and the ability to shutdown remotely)
by haissam
The shutdown utility comes with the W2K resource kit
Thanks alot
by cwunder3
Have you tried using the net send command in a command prompt environment?
Type net send /? for the correct syntax.
Thanks buddy but I got it going.
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