Using shutdown command to realize network unified shutdown _ Network Surfing

Wen/He Yongxieng

The author of the unit after work often many teachers do not turn off the computer, the leader found after the request to solve the problem. I think it would be time-consuming to go to the offices and see if it would be possible to turn off all the machines through a single computer. Because all of the Office machines are installed in Windows XP system, the idea is to use the remote shutdown "Shutdown" command. The specific methods are as follows:

Step 1 Click start → run, enter "Gpedit.msc" in the dialog box, and click OK to open Group Policy Editor.

Step 2 Opens the Computer configuration →windows settings → security settings → local policies → user rights assignment on the left side of the Group Policy Editor window and selects "Force shutdown from remote system" in the right window. The pop-up dialog box shows that only members of the "Administrators" group currently have permission to shut down remotely, click the Add User or Group button below the dialog box, and then enter the "Heyongsheng" (Administrator account) in the pop-up dialog box, and then click OK.

Step 3 At this point, in the "Force shutdown from remote system" attribute, you added a "Heyongsheng" user, click OK, and finally close the Group Policy Editor window.

After the computers in each office have done this, we give the "Heyongsheng" user of each computer a remote shutdown permission. By the time I get off work, I'll just do the following on my own machine:

Step 1 Click start → run to enter "Shutdown-i" in the dialog box, and the Remote Shutdown dialog box appears (Figure 1).

Figure 1 Remote Shutdown Control window

Step 2 Click the Tour button to see a dialog box to find your computer.

Step 3 Click the Find Now button to see all the computers in this network (Figure 2).

Figure 2 Finding all computers in a local area network

Step 4 hold down the CTRL key, select the computer you want to shut down with your mouse, and then click OK, and the computer that you want to shut down appears in the Remote Shutdown dialog box.

Step 5 Select a suitable shutdown reason in the Drop-down box for the option, and then click OK (Figure 3).

Figure 3 Remote Shutdown

In accordance with the above steps to operate, remote shutdown is automatically completed.