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Opensource Open source program thethat can run Windows processes remotely (from a linux machine)?

Is there some kind ofa Linux program for linux that can run processes that exist on a remote Windows machine?

EgE.g. I have several .dtsx files on a WindowsServerWindows Server 2012 machine that are executed via Windows Task Scheduler, but I would like to have these files executed from an Apache Airflow job instead (so my. My idea would be to access the remote execution program from a bash script on the linux machine as part of an Airflow workflow).

If there is anything similar to this or if this is a use-case that other have resolved some other way, please let me know.

Opensource program the can run Windows processes remotely (from a linux machine)?

Is there some kind of program for linux that can run processes that exist on a remote Windows machine?

Eg. have several .dtsx files on a WindowsServer 2012 machine that are executed via Windows Task Scheduler, but I would like to have these files executed from an Apache Airflow job instead (so my idea would be to access the remote execution program from a bash script on the linux machine as part of an Airflow workflow).

If there is anything similar to this or if this is a use-case that other have resolved some other way, please let me know.

Open source program that can run Windows processes remotely (from a linux machine)?

Is there a Linux program that can run processes that exist on a remote Windows machine?

E.g. I have several .dtsx files on a Windows Server 2012 machine that are executed via Windows Task Scheduler, but I would like to have these files executed from an Apache Airflow job instead. My idea would be to access the remote execution program from a bash script on the linux machine as part of an Airflow workflow.

If there is anything similar to this or if this is a use-case that other have resolved some other way, please let me know.

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Is there some kind of program for linux that can run processes that exist on a remote Windows machinesmachine?

Eg. have several .dtsx files on a WindowsServer 2012 machine that are executed via Windows Task Scheduler, but I would like to have these files executed from an Apache Airflow job instead (so my idea would be to access the remote execution program from a bash script on the linux machine as part of an Airflow workflow).

If there is anything similar to this or if this is a use-case that other have resolved some other way, please let me know.

Is there some kind of program for linux that can run processes that exist on a remote Windows machines?

Eg. have several .dtsx files on a WindowsServer 2012 machine that are executed via Windows Task Scheduler, but I would like to have these files executed from an Apache Airflow job instead (so my idea would be to access the remote execution program from a bash script on the linux machine as part of an Airflow workflow).

If there is anything similar to this or if this is a use-case that other have resolved some other way, please let me know.

Is there some kind of program for linux that can run processes that exist on a remote Windows machine?

Eg. have several .dtsx files on a WindowsServer 2012 machine that are executed via Windows Task Scheduler, but I would like to have these files executed from an Apache Airflow job instead (so my idea would be to access the remote execution program from a bash script on the linux machine as part of an Airflow workflow).

If there is anything similar to this or if this is a use-case that other have resolved some other way, please let me know.

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lampShadesDrifter
lampShadesDrifter
  • 241
  • 2
  • 8

Opensource program the can run Windows processes remotely (from a linux machine)?

Is there some kind of program for linux that can run processes that exist on a remote Windows machines?

Eg. have several .dtsx files on a WindowsServer 2012 machine that are executed via Windows Task Scheduler, but I would like to have these files executed from an Apache Airflow job instead (so my idea would be to access the remote execution program from a bash script on the linux machine as part of an Airflow workflow).

If there is anything similar to this or if this is a use-case that other have resolved some other way, please let me know.