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@ECHO ON<br />
<br />
set controlfile=serverlist.txt<wbr /><br />
<br />
<br />
FOR /F %%L IN (%controlfile%%) DO (<br />
&nbsp; SET &quot;line=%%L&quot;<br />
echo %%L &gt;&gt;&nbsp;logfilename.txt<br />
&nbsp; psexec \\%%L net user somesuer somepassword /add &amp;&amp;&nbsp;net localgroup administrators &quot;someuser&quot; /add &gt;&gt;&nbsp;logfilename.txt<br />
)
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@ECHO ON

set controlfile=serverlist.txt


FOR /F %%L IN (%controlfile%%) DO (
  SET "line=%%L"
echo %%L >> logfilename.txt
  psexec \\%%L net user somesuer somepassword /add && net localgroup administrators "someuser" /add >> logfilename.txt
)

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Tried this method I even tried &gt;&gt;&nbsp;\\servershare\log.txt and it didnt work. Txt file shows <b>The command completed successfully. </b> That is all it says
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Tried this method I even tried >> \\servershare\log.txt and it didnt work. Txt file shows The command completed successfully. That is all it says

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Try this:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-40631791-1">@ECHO ON
set controlfile=serverlist.txt
FOR /F %%L IN (%controlfile%) DO (
  SET &quot;line=%%L&quot;
  psexec \\%%L net user somesuer somepassword /add 2&gt;&gt; logfilename.txt &amp;&amp; net localgroup administrators &quot;someuser&quot; /add &gt;&gt; logfilename.txt
)</code></pre>
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Try this:


@ECHO ON
set controlfile=serverlist.txt
FOR /F %%L IN (%controlfile%) DO (
  SET "line=%%L"
  psexec \\%%L net user somesuer somepassword /add 2>> logfilename.txt && net localgroup administrators "someuser" /add >> logfilename.txt
)

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My script however some machines are not going to connect I am sure. How do I pass the results to a log file so that I can review what it missed? <br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28624527-1">@ECHO ON

set controlfile=serverlist.txt


FOR /F %%L IN (%controlfile%%) DO (
  SET &quot;line=%%L&quot;
  psexec \\%%L net user somesuer somepassword /add &amp;&amp; net localgroup administrators &quot;someuser&quot; /add
)</code></pre>
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My script however some machines are not going to connect I am sure. How do I pass the results to a log file so that I can review what it missed? 

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