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If you mean hostname (which in generally rare circumstances COULD be different from the computer name) then it's SLIGHTLY more complicated:<br />
for /f %%a in ('hostname') do set Hostname=%%a<br />
ren &quot;system.txt&quot; &quot;%hostname%_system.txt&quot;
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If you mean hostname (which in generally rare circumstances COULD be different from the computer name) then it's SLIGHTLY more complicated:
for /f %%a in ('hostname') do set Hostname=%%a
ren "system.txt" "%hostname%_system.txt"

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Nice Thanks for your prompt response!!
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Using Batch I want to rename a file as follows<br />
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System.txt -&gt; rename to -&gt; system_server1.txt
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Using Batch I want to rename a file as follows

System.txt -> rename to -> system_server1.txt

How to rename a file with CMD including the hostname?

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