Batch file or VB file to gather specific server info
Hello out there,
I am needing a batch file or VB cmd to gather the below server info. Please help, my eyes are tired of looking at google. Also can this info below be gathered across the local network. I would like to run a script from one server and have it grab this info from other servers on the local network.
1. Current RAM Utilization
2. Last Reboot Date & Time
3. Free space of C:, D: and E:
And I need to know how to permanently set the "File Version" column in Windows Explorer?
I am needing a batch file or VB cmd to gather the below server info. Please help, my eyes are tired of looking at google. Also can this info below be gathered across the local network. I would like to run a script from one server and have it grab this info from other servers on the local network.
1. Current RAM Utilization
2. Last Reboot Date & Time
3. Free space of C:, D: and E:
And I need to know how to permanently set the "File Version" column in Windows Explorer?
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You can gather a ton of info using the msinfo32.exe file. This file can be used to dump the information to a .txt file or .nfo file which can then be copied. So you do a simple batch file to run msinfo32.exe with the appropriate switch (example /report {Path} for a .txt report or /computer {ComputerName} for remote computer). It should be noted that this is only for use with XP, Vista, or 7.
I write this with the assumption that you are familar with batch scripting. So bascially run the exe with the appropriate switches and it will start, run the report and save it to the location you specify.
MS article about the program's switches:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q300887/
I write this with the assumption that you are familar with batch scripting. So bascially run the exe with the appropriate switches and it will start, run the report and save it to the location you specify.
MS article about the program's switches:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q300887/
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Run the command:
PSInfo -d -u Username -p Password \\RemotePcNameOrIP
and you will get:
C:\AdminTools>Psinfo.exe -d
PsInfo v1.75 - Local and remote system information viewer
Copyright (C) 2001-2007 Mark Russinovich
Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com
System information for \\RCSHLAP02:
Uptime: 1 day 0 hours 10 minutes 41 seconds
Kernel version: Windows Vista (TM) Business, Multiprocessor Free
Product type: Professional
Product version: 6.0
Service pack: 2
Kernel build number: 6002
Registered organization: HP
Registered owner: setup
???, ???
Activation status: Error reading status
IE version: 8.0000
System root: C:\Windows
Processors: 2
Processor speed: 1.9 GHz
Processor type: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T7250 @
Physical memory: 3064 MB
Video driver: Mobile Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family
Volume Type Format Label Size Free Free
C: Fixed NTFS 102.90 GB 1.97 GB 1.9%
D: Fixed NTFS HP_RECOVERY 7.34 GB 755.21 MB 10.1%
E: Fixed NTFS OS_TOOLS 1.55 GB 1.32 GB 84.8%
F: CD-ROM 0.0%
G: CD-ROM 0.0%
C:\AdminTools>
You can also have this save the output to a file