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I highly recommend Spiceworks as well
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Going to try it on a spare host and see what it comes up with... I'll confirm if this provides what i needed.<br />
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Cheers,
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Going to try it on a spare host and see what it comes up with... I'll confirm if this provides what i needed.

Cheers,

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Set a script as login script to query program and write the log file to a server share.<br />
wmic product where &quot;name like 'Adobe AIR%'&quot; &gt;\\server\share\%computern<wbr />ame%-air.t<wbr />xt<br />
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Simplistic but gets the job done.
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Set a script as login script to query program and write the log file to a server share.
wmic product where "name like 'Adobe AIR%'" >\\server\share\%computername%-air.txt

Simplistic but gets the job done.

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Hi,<br />
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I`m trying to find a way to quickly audit around 100 machines on a domain for a specific application that has been deployed through group policy or a better way to audit gp results and see if an msi deployment is successful / where it was installed.<br />
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Can anyone point me in the right direction? I have so far seen some scripts that use WMI to query installed software but i`m not sure how i can get this to run across all client machines.<br />
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Cheers,
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Hi,

I`m trying to find a way to quickly audit around 100 machines on a domain for a specific application that has been deployed through group policy or a better way to audit gp results and see if an msi deployment is successful / where it was installed.

Can anyone point me in the right direction? I have so far seen some scripts that use WMI to query installed software but i`m not sure how i can get this to run across all client machines.

Cheers,

Script to check installed application across domain

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