Why am I getting a “Path not correct” error while running a batch file on a remote system?

Your approach will read the file from the remote machine but run it on your local.

Your approach will read the file from the remote machine but run it on your local. The usual way to get something running on a remote machine is having a process on the remote machine to run permanently and listen for requests. If a request arrives this process will start your batch file you would like to have run.

You're running on Windows but using Posix paths separators. Try "cmd /C \\\\16.181.37.28\\dsc\\StartVisTsDataCenterMySql-log. Bat".

You can test whether it works by creating a service: sc \\16.181.37.28 create StartVisTsDataCenterMySql-Log binPath= "cmd /c \\16.181.37.28\dsc\StartVisTsDataCenterMySql-log. Bat" Then the command to run it is: "cmd /c sc \\16.181.37.28 stop StartVisTsDataCenterMySql-Log&sc \\16.181.37.28 start StartVisTsDataCenterMySql-Log" You'll need to be connected to the share as an administrator (or have the credentials saved). Once you've confirmed that works, change to srvany, as you will get an error in the event log and the batch file will only be allowed to run for 30 seconds otherwise.

If that's not the right answer, perhaps you can elaborate on the real requirement, and give some information on whether reimplementing the batch file in Java is a realistic solution.

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