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PowerShell command from AD server to get last boot-up (or uptime) & MS patches applied
From AD server, I wud like to issue command (can be Powershell or
Windows batch script) to the various Win 2008 R2 servers to obtain the
a) last boot-up time (or uptime)
b) MS patches applied the last 1 week
c) MS patches applied the last 1 month
Ideally the command has parameters to take in the username &
password of my adid (domain id)
Windows batch script) to the various Win 2008 R2 servers to obtain the
a) last boot-up time (or uptime)
b) MS patches applied the last 1 week
c) MS patches applied the last 1 month
Ideally the command has parameters to take in the username &
password of my adid (domain id)
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> don't think there is any way to output the password of the user
I don't need the above but I need to run the script from the AD
server & it will prompt for my domain id+password to login to
the server I'm trying to get the information.
I don't want to login individually to each server (as there are
hundreds of them), I want to gather the data just by login to
the AD server to run the script & the script pulls the data from
the hundreds of servers in the domain.
I don't need the above but I need to run the script from the AD
server & it will prompt for my domain id+password to login to
the server I'm trying to get the information.
I don't want to login individually to each server (as there are
hundreds of them), I want to gather the data just by login to
the AD server to run the script & the script pulls the data from
the hundreds of servers in the domain.
ASKER
Partial & not that accurate solutions
ASKER
the domain login id & password. Could you enhance
that command?