getting IPCONFIG /ALL details from remote system
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details I want include ip address, subnet mask (basically the
ipconfig /all info.) Anyone know how I can run ipconfig /all remotely
and have the output redirected to my workstation?
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Clay Calvert
the servers execute the following command:
Ipconfig /all >> \\YourWorkstation\YourShare\ServersIPconfig.txt
Actually you may want to: echo %COMPUTERNAME% also.
Just curious, why do you have to gather this information this way?
Clay Calvert
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Bennett Benson
account which will not have network access to output the file to a remote
machine. And, with IE5, it get s worse. The schedule service was replaced with
task scheduler which can't be made to start using anything but the system
account.
I install the RemoteCommand service (from the resource kit) on my servers. Then,
I can just script the whole thing.
rcmd \\server1 ipconfig /all >> c:\logfile.txt
rcmd \\server2 ipconfig /all >> c:\logfile.txt
Better yet, put all your servers in a text file and read them with a for loop.
Bennett
Rick Campbell
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> Don't forget that the default install of the schedule service is as a
system
> account which will not have network access to output the file to a remote
> machine. And, with IE5, it get s worse. The schedule service was replaced
with
> task scheduler which can't be made to start using anything but the system
> account.
Yes, it can! It only DEFAULTS to the SYSTEM account.
Open the "Scheduled Tasks" folder and click on the "Advanced" menu, then
click on the "AT Service Account" item.
Then select the "account you wish to use. This is the account that will be
used when jobs are scheduled via the AT command or WINAT reskit utility.
Rick.
Bennett Benson
panel - services - startup. I had no idea that they moved this functionality for
this service to a separate control panel applet. Thanks Rick!
Bennett
On Tue, 18 Apr 2000 00:37:40 -0700, "Rick Campbell" <rick...@speakeasy.org>
wrote:
KENT LARSSON
> details I want include ip address, subnet mask (basically the
> ipconfig /all info.) Anyone know how I can run ipconfig /all remotely
> and have the output redirected to my workstation?
I think of a different way to attack the problem, i haven愒 given this
solution so much thought, but it could work! (anyone who KNOWS it
doesn愒, please scream;-):
0. Create a blank textfile named iplist.txt on \\YOURSERVER\YOURSHARE\
1. Take all computers in your networking enviroment, you could make
something with FOR that checks all IP adresses on the subnets wich
you use and processes each computer it finds.
2. Change the registry on the targeted computer, so that the RunOnce
located in under HKLM\somewhere\cant\remember\where and put
the command you wich to run only once in there, it could be:
3. IPCONFIG /ALL >> \\YOURSERVER\YOURSHARE\iplist.txt
If you as an administrator executes the above explained script, all
computers
wich are currently turned on will be "loaded" with the command. The next
time someone logs in... Or was it the next time the computer starts? The
computer will sends it愀 IP config to be inserted in the list......
Yours sincerly
Kent Larsson, MCP
mallika...@yahoo.com
> I want to get the ip settings for a large number of servers. The
> details I want include ip address, subnet mask (basically the
> ipconfig /all info.) Anyone know how I can run ipconfig /all remotely
> and have the output redirected to my workstation?
>
Run IPCONFIG /ALL remotely by using PSEXEC
https://bit.ly/33Il0Sq