Splice-Admin: A remote Windows administration tool

by do son · February 14, 2018

Splice Admin

Splice Admin is a remote Windows administration tool. It allows you to retrieve information and interact with remote machines on your network.

Features

All features apply to remote Windows machines on your network.

System Information
- Get computer name, operating system, and uptime.
- Get PC manufacturer, model, CPU and memory information.
- Show connected USB devices.
- Retrieve detailed settings for all connected network adapters.
- Retrieve and edit system ODBC DSNs.
Processes
- Show all running processes along with their PID, owner, and path.
- Color coding helps you spot user processes versus system processes.
- Terminate any process (accessed via right-click).
Services
- Show all runing services along with their current status and startup type.
- Color coding helps you spot different startup type and statuses.
- Start and stop any service (accessed via right-click).
Storage
- Display all connected storage devices and their capacity information.
Applications
- Show all installed applications.
Updates
- Display all installed updates along with their installation date (if available) and KB article links.
- Show if there is a pending required reboot.
- Display update configuration (automatic or manual), the date and time updates were last checked (XP – 8.1), and the date and time updates were last installed (XP – 8.1).
- Uninstall any update (accessed via right-click, Vista/2008 or higher).
Users
- Show all logged on users along with their login date/time, IP address (if available), and session ID.
- Send a message to any user and logoff any user (accessed via right-click).
- Retrieve basic details about the user from Active Directory (accessed via right-click).
- Show a history of all logons and logoffs along with their date/time, IP address (if available), and whether it’s an interactive or RDP connection. Vista/2008 or higher. Logon history depends on event logs so if the target isn’t logging this information, you won’t see it.
Misc
- Reboot / shutdown target computer.
- Force a group policy update.
- Execute any command or script on the target computer. You do not get the output, the command is simply executed.
- Launch various MMCs targeting the selected computer (Event viewer, computer management, services).