Jim Lockhart
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Script or app to retrieve all successful server logins needed
I have a list of over 800 server 2008 (some std, some R2, some enterprise). I need a script that can run either on my workstation or on a server in the environment that logs in to each server in the list, retrieves all successful logins (whis usernames and dates) and save those logins either to one large spreadsheet or to individual csv files that can later be imported into a spreadsheet.
I have yet to see a script or app for this that actually works. I do have a ps script that has to be uploaded to each server one at a time then run then manually retrieve the data but I just don't have enough time to do that kind of thing with over 800 servers.
An app or script (vb, ps, perl, whatever) that does this and runs from one location would be great. Help please!!!
I have yet to see a script or app for this that actually works. I do have a ps script that has to be uploaded to each server one at a time then run then manually retrieve the data but I just don't have enough time to do that kind of thing with over 800 servers.
An app or script (vb, ps, perl, whatever) that does this and runs from one location would be great. Help please!!!
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That may well be but I have absolutely no idea what app I would use. I am open to suggestions and can probably get a purchase approved if it doesn't cost a fortune. I have looked at a few demo apps that simply do not do this exact task.
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I mean like Spiceworks, or many other RMM solutions that pull information via WMI and SNMP.