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Will the list of the 100 server names be in a TXT file?<br />
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Will the person running the script have access to the C$ administrative share on all the servers?<br />
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~bp
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Will the list of the 100 server names be in a TXT file?

Will the person running the script have access to the C$ administrative share on all the servers?

~bp

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Yes to both. &nbsp;Servers.txt
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Thanks, glad that helped.<br />
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~bp
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Does anyone have a quick script that will check the file (date and time) below on multiple servers? &nbsp;I need to verify this file on over 1000 servers. I would like the output in comma delimited format. &nbsp;I appreciate the help!<br />
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c:\documents and settings\mandatory\ntuser.<wbr />man
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Does anyone have a quick script that will check the file (date and time) below on multiple servers?  I need to verify this file on over 1000 servers. I would like the output in comma delimited format.  I appreciate the help!


c:\documents and settings\mandatory\ntuser.man

Batch Script to check a file date/time on multiple servers

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