andybrooke
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How much RAM Domain computers have?
Hi,
have a lot of windows xp mahcines in a domain how can I quickly find our how much memory each one has? Without going to each machin manually...?
Thanks
have a lot of windows xp mahcines in a domain how can I quickly find our how much memory each one has? Without going to each machin manually...?
Thanks
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sorry that command doesnt seem to work says /f is not recongnised as a command
looks like you left "for" off the beginning of the command line. the actual command is "for" where "/f" is just an option to look in a file.
Retrieve and Save Hardware Information
Or
List Physical Memory Properties
Both work well or there are a few other scripts that will do similar in the MS script repo.
Or
List Physical Memory Properties
Both work well or there are a few other scripts that will do similar in the MS script repo.
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You can als try http://www.ocsinventory-ng.org/en/
I asked a similar Q a long time ago here, and got a great answer, and still use the script as suggested.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21523337/Script-to-capture-or-inventory-amount-of-RAM-WMI.html
- Check it out... Danny
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21523337/Script-to-capture-or-inventory-amount-of-RAM-WMI.html
- Check it out... Danny
Put a list of XP machine names in a text file, one machine per line (we'll call this myPCs.txt)
From a command prompt logged in with an account that has administrative privileges on the PCs:
for /f %x in (myPCs.txt) do wmic /node:%x computersystem get totalphysicalmemory,captio