Force a process physically execute on a different server

[rambo1]

Hi,
I have an unusual question. Hope someone have an answer to help me.

I am triggering a batch file residing on SERVER1.
Inside the batch file is the command that looks like this:

CMD /C \\SERVER2\DTS32Binn\DTExec.exe /sq Create_Data_File /ser SERVER2 /SET \Package.Connections["Configuration"].Properties["ServerName"];\""SERVER2\"" 1>>\\SERVER1\Folder1\Folder2\Folder2\XXXXXX_log.txt

(Run SERVER2/DTS32Binn/DTExec.exe process using additional data supplied in the batch file, create XXXXX_log.txt file and put it in the \Folder1\Folder2\Folder3 folder on SERVER1.

The process is executing O.K. and I am getting what I am expecting to get. The only problem I have is that the process is physically running on the SERVER1 (The server where the batch file is residing). I need this process to run physically on the SERVER2. I am not able to move the batch file to the SERVER2 and execute it from there because of my company’s internal reasons.
Is there any simple way, using a DOS command in the batch file, to force the process triggered on the SERVER1 to run physically on the SERVER2.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
Vlad

[Squashman]

The batch file needs to physically be executed on the server you want it to run. If you have admin access to the server you could use psexec to execute it on the correct server.

[rambo1]

Thank You very much for your answer.