Remote credentials are required to send commands to ANY remote machine. You’re going to need the remote credentials for the server you’re accessing. You CAN set up variables, but I’m not going to show you that since my current method works perfect for me. Most of us only work on one level at a time anyway. You have to create a bat file for each level you’re working on. You’re going to have to know a small amount of networking. RDP (Works for LAN/WAN but is slower than scripts). Invoking a Compile To the Remote Machine. 
Create an environment for multiple users to access a level’s content. 
There are a few steps that you’ll need to do so this all works. It’d be nice to be able to offload the compile to those other machines so your workstation is free for use.
The main point is you’re tired of using your computer to compile your Source Engine levels. Heck it could even be a remote server sitting in a data center somewhere. Maybe it’s a file server that’s got an i5 in it, maybe it’s slower than your main computer. Some of us have multiple computers laying around that are doing nothing most of the time.
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