Starting a Service on a Remote computer from a Service

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Hi All,

I need to Start a Service on a Remote computer.

Computer A has a service ServiceA configured to run by Network Service Account.
Computer B has a Service ServiceB that needs to start ServiceA on Computer A.

Both computers are in different domains and different username and password.

Computer A does not have the Username/Password details of Computer B.

How can we start ServiceA on Computer A from ServiceB of ComputerB ?

Thank you for your Help.

Ravi

Posted 25-Mar-14 12:53pm

ravisetti

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Mar-14 19:07pm

Not clear what the problem is... You application protocol should include commands for starting services or whatever you need. And the authentication of your service has nothing to do with "username/password detail of computer"...
—SA

Ashish Tyagi 40 26-Mar-14 5:02am

You said "Computer A does not have the Username/Password details of Computer B".
But actually computer B requires Username/Password of computer A in order to start/stop/restart service(s) on computer A.

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