Server runtime

[Val Logvinenko]

Does someone knows how to determine server runtime.
(How long server is running) using WSH?
Any help will greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Val

[Gregg]

In the resource kit for 2000 there is a uptime tool that is console based.
The output could be redirected to a file and then checked from the fso
object. On one of the web sites in the past I have found a 'uptime' for
Windows NT 4.0. It might have been on www.bhs.com . You might look there.

Gregg

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[Val Logvinenko]

Thanks much
Val
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[Manfred Braun]

Hello Val,

possibly three alternates:
If you have WBEM, in the "Win32_OperatingSystem" ist the uptime. Or, use the
"old"
"net statistics" commands (net statistics server OR net statistics
workstation) and write the results to a file (you can than read it back with
WSH). Or, use the "SNMPUTIL.EXE" from the
Windows NT Resource Kit, redirect the output into a file (like for the net
commands) and
read the content back with WSH Use the following commandline in this case:
"snmputil get <MachineInQuestion> public .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0").

Hope this helps!

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