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hi guys
We have around 150 PC's on a particular domain. We wanted to basically obtain the list of PC's which are on Windows XP and those which are on Windows 7 by extracting the information from AD?
The domain controller where all this information sits is a Windows 2003 server, so I don't have powershell sadly to run queries.
Any help would be great.
Thank you
Yashy
We have around 150 PC's on a particular domain. We wanted to basically obtain the list of PC's which are on Windows XP and those which are on Windows 7 by extracting the information from AD?
The domain controller where all this information sits is a Windows 2003 server, so I don't have powershell sadly to run queries.
Any help would be great.
Thank you
Yashy
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There is a vbscript posted here that should work.
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You could use LDIFDE (for txt file) or CSVDE (For csv file)...
ldifde -f output.txt -r "(&(objectClass=computer)(
csvde -f output.csv -r "(&(objectClass=computer)(
Just change (operatingSystem=Windows XP*) to (operatingSystem=Windows 7*) for windows 7 machines... I couldn't rememer how to get it to do an OR... alternatively use (operatingSystem=Windows*)
ldifde -f output.txt -r "(&(objectClass=computer)(
csvde -f output.csv -r "(&(objectClass=computer)(
Just change (operatingSystem=Windows XP*) to (operatingSystem=Windows 7*) for windows 7 machines... I couldn't rememer how to get it to do an OR... alternatively use (operatingSystem=Windows*)
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The logs made there btw look along the lines of this, same information in a file for each day, os, pc name, and user.
2015-03-24 22:31:24 - ® Windows Server® 2008 Standard SP2 - FS1 - administrator
2015-03-24 22:32:52 - ® Windows Server® 2008 Standard SP2 - FS1 - administrator
2015-03-24 22:37:13 - Windows 2000 Server SP4 - CS1 - administrator
Name: PC009
Manufacturer: System manufacturer
Model: System Product Name
Serial Number: System Serial Number
BIOS Version: 9012
BIOS Date: 10/29/2012
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Professional
OS Service Pack: Service Pack 1
Physical Memory: 7885.98
HDD Size: 465.75
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-3220 CPU @ 3.30GHz
CPU Current Clock Speed: 1584
Available space: 391.52
MAC Addresses: 50:46:5D:90:A5:BE,50:46:5D:90:A5:BE
IP Addresses: 10.1.4.239,fe80::441b:690e:14:6d38
Network: Outside
User: my.name
User domain: DOMAIN
Network: Outside
Word version: 14.0
Outlook: 14.0.0.7143
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haha....awesome man. You got there in the end:).
Guys, thank you for your help.
Every single one of them was helpful.
I've managed to run Guy's and Steve's script too and got the information.
Guys, thank you for your help.
Every single one of them was helpful.
I've managed to run Guy's and Steve's script too and got the information.
Thanks for the update, Yashy. Much appreciated. Have a good weekend.