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Mike

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Albert Widjaja

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Greeting experts<br><br>I hope somebody can help me create a script that scans a list of servers from a text file, check the last time the device has rebooted, and then write that data to a .csv file... the script needs to be able to take my creds at the start and then use them for each device in the list... can somebody help me with this issue. &nbsp;&nbsp;
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Greeting experts
I hope somebody can help me create a script that scans a list of servers from a text file, check the last time the device has rebooted, and then write that data to a .csv file... the script needs to be able to take my creds at the start and then use them for each device in the list... can somebody help me with this issue.   

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