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You can use a FOR /F loop.<br />
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If all of your server names are in the file SERVERNAMES.TXT you can do:<br />
for %%J in (SERVERNAMES.TXT) do CALL :copynext %%J
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You can use a FOR /F loop.

If all of your server names are in the file SERVERNAMES.TXT you can do:
for %%J in (SERVERNAMES.TXT) do CALL :copynext %%J

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You mean:<br />
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for /f &quot;Tokens=1&quot; %%a in (filename.ext) Do call :copynext %%a<br />
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You mean:

for /f "Tokens=1" %%a in (filename.ext) Do call :copynext %%a



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How can I run this batchscript that will look in a file for server names rather than using the for loop?<br />
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for %%J in ( Server1 Server2 ) do CALL :copynext %%J<br />
goto :Finished<br />
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:copynext<br />
:: %1 comes from the call line, not the command line<br />
set srvnme=%1<br />
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ECHO.<br />
ECHO Running Dumpsec: %srvnme%<br />
@echo off<br />
ping -n 10 &nbsp;\\127.0.0.1 &gt;NUL<br />
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@echo on<br />
dumpsec /rpt=rights /saveas=csv /outfile=%srvnme%.txt /computer=%srvnme%<br />
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@echo off<br />
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:exit <br />
goto :EOF<br />
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:Finished<br />

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How can I run this batchscript that will look in a file for server names rather than using the for loop?




for %%J in ( Server1 Server2 ) do CALL :copynext %%J
goto :Finished


:copynext
:: %1 comes from the call line, not the command line
set srvnme=%1

ECHO.
ECHO Running Dumpsec: %srvnme%
@echo off
ping -n 10  \\127.0.0.1 >NUL

@echo on
dumpsec /rpt=rights /saveas=csv /outfile=%srvnme%.txt /computer=%srvnme%

@echo off



:exit 
goto :EOF


:Finished


Batchscript that will look in a file to retrieve server names...

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