[windows2000] Re: remotely get network settings on Win2k machines
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- Date: Thu, 2 Oct 2003 15:55:39 -0400
I'm not much of a scripter or a programmer (if you know C++, HELP!) but my
thought was to have them all pipe to the same file, then you only have one file
in the end rather than a file per computer.
Of course with your way, it would only happen once per computer which would
probably be easier in the end.
Then you could just make anther script to run against the directory to make one
big file
Greg
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Subject: [windows2000] Re: remotely get network settings on Win2k
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Sure, it definitely could. I had to do what I had to do, because I was
actually changing everyone's DNS and WINS server entries, which couldn't
be done in a login script. I'd say for your situation, take Greg's
suggestion at executing ipconfig in a login script. You could do:
if not exist \\server\share\%computername%.ip (
ipconfig /all>\\server\share\%computername%.ip )
Ray at work
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> Subject: [windows2000] Re: remotely get network settings on
> Win2k machines
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>
> that rcmd.exe exectutable... do you think I might be able to
> use that to run ipconfig?
>
> I'll look into playing with that vbscript in the meantime
>
> thanks!
>
>
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