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The command "tasklist" is a built-in command in the Windows operating system that displays a list of currently running processes on a computer.
The "/s ${remote_name}" option is used to specify the name or IP address of a remote computer. It allows you to run the "tasklist" command on a different computer instead of the local machine.
The "/u ${username}" option is used to specify the username for the remote computer. It is required when running the command on a remote computer to provide the appropriate credentials.
The "/p ${password}" option is used to specify the password for the specified username. It is also required when running the command on a remote computer to authenticate the user.
Overall, this command is used to get a list of processes running on a remote computer, and it requires specifying the remote computer's name or IP address, as well as the username and password for authentication purposes.