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which WMI WIN32 class has the information that netstat can provide
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James
Feb 28, 2013, 12:46:48 PM2/28/13
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hi all,
I am writing a vbscript to do WMI query on remote host (win2008, win 7, winxp , etc)
I want to use WMI query to get the similar results as if I run
"tasklist" and "netstat -ano" commands locally on the remote host
For "tasklist", the Win32_Process class has all the information I need.
However, I could not find a WMI Win32 class that can provide information as if
I run "netstat -ano".
Has someone encountered similar problem before?
Thanks!
James
I am writing a vbscript to do WMI query on remote host (win2008, win 7, winxp , etc)
I want to use WMI query to get the similar results as if I run
"tasklist" and "netstat -ano" commands locally on the remote host
For "tasklist", the Win32_Process class has all the information I need.
However, I could not find a WMI Win32 class that can provide information as if
I run "netstat -ano".
Has someone encountered similar problem before?
Thanks!
James
GS
Mar 1, 2013, 12:24:20 AM3/1/13
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James explained :
You need to specify the name of the remote host computer when you pass
your query. Beyond that there's no special operators required so just
use same code as you would running the script on a local machine.
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your query. Beyond that there's no special operators required so just
use same code as you would running the script on a local machine.
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Mar 1, 2013, 1:32:55 PM3/1/13
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On Friday, March 1, 2013 12:24:20 AM UTC-5, GS wrote:
> James explained : > hi all, > > I am writing a vbscript to do WMI query on remote host (win2008, win 7, winxp > , etc) I want to use WMI query to get the similar results as if I run > "tasklist" and "netstat -ano" commands locally on the remote host > > For "tasklist", the Win32_Process class has all the information I need. > > However, I could not find a WMI Win32 class that can provide information as > if I run "netstat -ano". > > Has someone encountered similar problem before? > > Thanks! > > James You need to specify the name of the remote host computer when you pass your query. Beyond that there's no special operators required so just use same code as you would running the script on a local machine. -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion
Thanks Garry.
> James explained : > hi all, > > I am writing a vbscript to do WMI query on remote host (win2008, win 7, winxp > , etc) I want to use WMI query to get the similar results as if I run > "tasklist" and "netstat -ano" commands locally on the remote host > > For "tasklist", the Win32_Process class has all the information I need. > > However, I could not find a WMI Win32 class that can provide information as > if I run "netstat -ano". > > Has someone encountered similar problem before? > > Thanks! > > James You need to specify the name of the remote host computer when you pass your query. Beyond that there's no special operators required so just use same code as you would running the script on a local machine. -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion
I could NOT find any WMI query that can give similar output as if
I run "netstat -ano". I am looking for a WMI WIN32 class that can provide
those information.
GS
Mar 2, 2013, 1:11:16 AM3/2/13
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Mayayana
Mar 2, 2013, 9:30:29 AM3/2/13
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| What is "netstat -ano"?
|
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netstat
|
For monitoring network activity.
James: I don't see why you need WMI if netstat does
the job. Most of WMI is just clunky wrappers around
better functionality elsewhere. But I also don't work
with networks, so I'm not familiar with those operations.
Looking at the WMI CHM file, there are a number of
Win32_Network* classes. I'd guess they're going
to relate to the local connection rather than the network
status. WMI, after all, is for managing a Windows OS
configuration.
GS
Mar 2, 2013, 9:29:56 PM3/2/13
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Mayayana brought next idea :
Thanks! I'll follow that up...
James
Mar 6, 2013, 10:17:13 AM3/6/13
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On Saturday, March 2, 2013 9:30:29 AM UTC-5, Mayayana wrote:
> | What is "netstat -ano"? | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netstat For monitoring network activity. James: I don't see why you need WMI if netstat does the job. Most of WMI is just clunky wrappers around better functionality elsewhere. But I also don't work with networks, so I'm not familiar with those operations. Looking at the WMI CHM file, there are a number of Win32_Network* classes. I'd guess they're going to relate to the local connection rather than the network status. WMI, after all, is for managing a Windows OS configuration.
Thanks Mayayana.
> | What is "netstat -ano"? | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netstat For monitoring network activity. James: I don't see why you need WMI if netstat does the job. Most of WMI is just clunky wrappers around better functionality elsewhere. But I also don't work with networks, so I'm not familiar with those operations. Looking at the WMI CHM file, there are a number of Win32_Network* classes. I'd guess they're going to relate to the local connection rather than the network status. WMI, after all, is for managing a Windows OS configuration.
The reason I have to do WMI is to get the results of "netstat -ano" from a group of REMOTE computers. Instead of running the netstat command on the remote machine and open Windows firewall rules to copy the result files over to local machine, I want to use WMI remote query to achieve this.
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