Retrieve Boot time for a list of computers

I would use psexec to run the systeminfo command on a list of machines and pipe the output into a file. See link for how to do this: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897553

Check this VBScript at
http://www.wisesoft.co.uk/scripts/vbscript_display_system_up_time-last_boot_up_time.aspx

you may modify it a little bit to read computers from text file

Regards,
Krzysztof

systeminfo doesn't need PSEXEC

@jskfan: I have used psexec because I wanted it to run only on a predifined list of computers. I'm not aware of a way that you can point systeminfo at a predefined list?

I used:
systeminfo /s "<computername>" /u "<myAdminaccount>"   >> c:\boot.txt

i replace computername for each computer on the list. it worked, but it still dumps all the info, while I need just the  system boot time.

If you use PSEXEC you won't need to manually run systeminfo command for every computer in the list. You can just point PSEXEC at the text list of computer names. As long as you use the command I have posted above it will produce a list of all the computers in the following format:

computer1
Up Time ....
computer2
Up Time ....
computer3
Up Time ....
etc
etc

This is excellent !!!

systeminfo /s "<computername>" /u "<myAdminaccount>" | find "Time:"  >> c:\boot.txt

Thank you Guys!

You're welcome :)

Krzysztof