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Hi,<br />
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Psexec has been disabled at our place. No doubt it would have worked judging by the code and from what I remember of its functionality...<br />
Any other toold that'd pull this off?<br />
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Hi,

Psexec has been disabled at our place. No doubt it would have worked judging by the code and from what I remember of its functionality...
Any other toold that'd pull this off?



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Runs ok.<br />
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How about outputting it?
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You should have excell... And it should open excell and place it in a spreadsheet for you <br />
Did it not?
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You should have excell... And it should open excell and place it in a spreadsheet for you
Did it not?

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Dang, looking back..... I would take that 8 liner from sirbounty <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
That is some mean batching sir :) &nbsp;
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Dang, looking back..... I would take that 8 liner from sirbounty
                                                   
That is some mean batching sir :)  

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Thanx - but psexec is disabled in their environment (odd, cause I couldn't live without PSTools! :)
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Thanx - but psexec is disabled in their environment (odd, cause I couldn't live without PSTools! :)

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Hi,<br />
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Anyone got a bat or vbs script that parses through a list of servers and reports on the ip they have as the default gateway?<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi,

Anyone got a bat or vbs script that parses through a list of servers and reports on the ip they have as the default gateway?

Thanks.

BAT or VBS script needed to parse 30 servers for default gateway info

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