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9.2

Copy file to multiple machines on network

Asked by Wookie68 in Visual Basic Programming, Powershell

Tags: vbscript powershell file copy

I've got a relatively small isolated network of 15 Windows machines (mixture of XP and Win 2k). No DHCP / DNS for them, they all have static IP addresses that I maintain a local hosts file for on each machine.

When I add a new printer or device on the network, I'd like to be able to modify one host file and then copy it out to my other machines. If for some reason the file does not copy to one of the machines (maybe check for existence on network first?), I'd like to have that  displayed on the screen and written to a log as well. I've done some things like this with DOS batch files in the past, but would like to learn more about VBScript and/or powershell.

Thanks for the help!
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