How to shutdown remote systems using java

hai,
this is Guru
i have a requirement that is i have to shutdown my server which is in remote area.please send code if possible.
thanqqq
Guru

Hi Guru,
I havent worked on it, but i think you would need to customize Ant to help you in performing remote configuration management.
Regards,
Tanveer.
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