I got some information from the QTP help.But i am not sure
whether through this process will QTP work or not
bellow is the Help what I have
Remote setup Settings
Remote WSH, which is a new technology included in WSH 5.6,
provides the ability to run a script on a remote machine or
machines. With Remote WSH, the script is physically copied
from the local machine to the remote machine before
executing. In order to enable Remote WSH functionality, you
must first set up the remote machine with the proper
security settings. The steps below perform the tasks that
enable Remote WSH.
Note Both the remote and local machines must be running
Windows NT 4 SP3 or greater in order to use Remote WSH.
To enable a machine to run remote scripts
1. Install WSH V5.6 on the machine. If you are using Windows
2001 or have installed Internet Explorer 6 or greater, WSH
5.6 has already been installed.
Note WSH 5.6 is available for download from the web at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting
2. Add yourself to the remote machine's Local Administrators
group.
3. To enable Remote WSH, use Poledit.exe on the server.
Note An administrator who wants to enable Remote WSH must
either acquire the Windows 2000 resource kit, or use
http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting to acquire the necessary
windowsscript.adm file that contains the WSH settings. The
windowsscript.adm file must be copied to the server that
sets the gapplicabel group's policies. Although it is not
necessary to copy the file to the server's \WINNT\INF
directory, this is nonetheless where the default adm files
are located.
Note For more information on Poledit.exe, see the
Poledit.exe's online help system.
4. WSH should now be enabled on the machine. To test it,.
WSH 5.6 can run scripts that reside on remote systems. The
following scripts demonstrate this capability. These scripts
make the assumption that the files are located on a local
machine directory called "c:\wsh5.6"; change the local path
and the remote machine name as necessary.
After initially running RemoteTest.WSF on the local machine,
there may be a small pause as DCOM verifies your identity.
After you see the "Done" message, a file named
"c:\beenhere.txt" on the remote machine indicates the time
that you executed the command (from the remote computer's
clock).


Script to run scripts remotely

set oController = CreateObject("WSHController")
set oProcess=
oController.CreateScript("c:\wsh5.6\beenhere.wsf","remmachine")
oProcess. Execute


Could you tell me will it work fine