I want to send command on the server PC from my PC(say PC1) and that command will start and stop the application running in the server pc.please help.

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I see a lot of examples where key strokes/commands are sent to other applications on the same PC, but I need to send key stroke commands to another PC.
The goal here is that I press a key here, I need to execute that key (say it opens a program) on another PC without the need for a program installed on the client.
I want to do it from a .net application having buttons to send command

What I have tried:

I have read different methods but I am confused. No appropriate method I found there.

Posted 3-Jul-17 1:10am

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Updated 3-Jul-17 1:17am

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Patrice T 3-Jul-17 7:19am

The dream feature of any malware.

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2017-07-03T01:17:00

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You'll need an application running on the target PC that has some form of "listening" mechanism (usually a TCP/IP port) and the controlling PC would connect to that port on that machine and send instructions. The target PC will then receive the instructions and carry them out.

Posted 3-Jul-17 1:17am

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