PSTOOLS General Arguments

These normally work with all the PsTools

• @file - runs the commands on all the computers in the file
• \\computername - Runs the command on the remote computer
• -u - Optional username for the computer
• -p - Optional password for the computer

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PsExec

Description : Run applications with various properties

• Run an application as SYSTEM in the console session

PsExec -i -s application.exe

• Run an application in a specific session

PsExec -i <sessionID> application.exe

• Other Uses

• Run applications as SYSTEM to gain access to secured content. This works especially well with applications like SQL Server Management Studio to access SYSTEM secured databases. 

PsInfo

Description : Gathers Application, Hotfix and Disk info from local or remote computers

• List hotfixes

PsInfo -h

• List installed applications

PsInfo -s

• Show disk info

PsInfo -d

• Show Uptime

PsInfo -h -d | find "Uptime:"

You can run the find pipe on all these strings 

PsPing

Description : ICMP, TCP, Latency and Bandwidth Tests

ICMP

• Ping Latency : Ping Super Fast or Slow

PsPing -i <latency in ms>  <target>

• Ping Count

PsPing -n 10 <target>

• No Output

PsPing -q <target>

• Continuous Ping

PsPing -t <target> 

TCP

• TCP / UDP Ping

PsPing <target>:<port>
Example : PsPing 8.8.8.8:53

LATENCY

• Server <> Client Latency Check

• -s Server listening address and port

• Use -f to open the source port in the firewall

• -u to use UDP (Default is TCP)

Server : PsPing -f -s <ListenIP>:<ListenPort>
Client : PsPing <Server>:<Port>

BANDWIDTH

• Server <> Client Bandwidth Check

• -b Bandwidth check option

• -s Server listening address and port

• Use -f to open the source port in the firewall

• -u to use UDP (Default is TCP)

Server : PsPing -f <ListenIP>:<ListenPort>
Client : PsPing -b <target>:<port>

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PsList

Description : Shows Process Info

• Run Task Manager in Command Line

PsList -s

• Show Process info about Process starting with *

• -e Math the process name exactly

PsList exp 
*this would include explorer

PsPasswd

Description : Changes Local Passwords

• Change password for specified username

PsPassword Username NewPassword

• Other Uses

• Change local passwords on many machines at once. 

PsSuspend

Description : Suspend a process instead of killing it

• Suspend a process by name

PsSuspend <process name>

• Suspend a pricess by PID

PsSuspend <PID>

• Resume the process

PsSuspend -r <Process>

Source

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/pstools

 
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