[windows2000] Re: OS of a remote system
- From: nohup@xxxxxxxxx
- To: windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 01 Oct 2003 08:09:40 +0200
You can install 'SolarWinds'.
It's a suit of tools and I'm thinking of smnp scannern.
If the smnp client is activated as it is on windows NT/2000, Solaris.
Then you will get a lot of information. I don't know about windows 2003
or all the linux distribution but try it for 30 days before by it.
I like the tool a lot.
/Johan
Anyone know of a way to find out what Operating System is on a remote box?
All I'm basically looking for is a way to run a command that will tell me if
it's Solaris, Linux or Windows. I know it's a longshot and probably no way,
but you guys are smart! :D
Jennifer
Jennifer Booth
Peregrine Systems, Inc.
Sr. Network Engineer
jennifer.booth@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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