Hi Experts,
How to grep connected tcp IP & Port connection then forcefully kill using batch.

example;-
netstat -a output is

Active Connections

  Proto    Local Address                        Foreign Address                State
  TCP       192.168.1.101:49366            192.168.1.55:65000          ESTABLISHED
  TCP       192.168.1.101:49475            192.168.1.55:64000          ESTABLISHED
  TCP       192.168.1.101:49384            192.168.1.55:63500          ESTABLISHED
  TCP       192.168.1.101:49396            192.168.1.55:22                 ESTABLISHED

Need to forcefully kill all TCP connection which is connected with 192.168.1.55

Within a batch file, I would like to tell the batch to copy the files to the folder which is found just outside where the batch is running.
Is there a command that will allow this to happen?

I have two batch files A.bat and B.bat. A.bat is calling to B.bat.
B.bat is doing some processing, and return back the result to A.bat. How A.bat can accept the return?

A.bat
@echo off
set str1=1,2,3,4,5
set str2=6,7,8,9
call B.bat %str1% %str2%

B.bat
@echo off
set str1=%1
set str2=%2
set str3=%str1%,%str2%

Expected that B.bat return %str3% (means 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) back to A.bat file So that A.bat used the result for further processing.

I have a batch file. Here I assigned some values to a variable. Want to remove duplicate values from the variable.

@echo off
set test=1,2,4,1,5,6,2,3

expected output: 1,2,3,4,5,6

Hi ,

i have working script..
i want to put additional checks in the script to check for files and proceed further.
it should check for files after it checks for source folder.
if all three files available then proceed further to run remaining lines of checking backupfolder.
if even one file is missing or all missing it should write log the missing files and exit

Files names to check-
cat.xml
rat.xml
bat.xml

$logdate=Get-Date -Format ddMMMyyyy_HHmmss
$Logfile = "E:\Logs\FileProcessing_$logdate.txt"

function LogWrite ([string]$logstring)
{  
   Add-content $Logfile -value $logstring
}

#Zip Files
$sourcefolder="E:\INT\PUT"
$backupFolder="E:\INT\Archive"

#check if source exists
if(!(Test-Path $sourcefolder)){
    $msj="The source folder ""$($sourcefolder)"" doesn't exists. Exiting..."
    LogWrite "$( Get-Date -Format "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss" ) ERROR:`t$msj"
    LogWrite -ForegroundColor Red $msj
    exit -1
}

#check the target folder or create it
if(!(Test-Path $backupFolder)){
    $msj="The target folder ""$($backupFolder)"" was created"
    LogWrite "$( Get-Date -Format "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss" ) EXECUTE:`t$msj"
    LogWrite -ForegroundColor Magenta $msj
    New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $backupFolder | Out-Null
}
foreach($file in (Get-ChildItem -File $sourcefolder -Filter "*.xml" -Recurse)){
    $date = Get-date -Format "ddMMyyyy_HHmmss"
    $destinationFile = "$($FILE.Directory.FullName)\$($file.Name).zip"
    $MoveFile = …

I need a batch script for windows that does the following:

Scan *.txt file in the “ARAT_Preverification” folder to find if there are any “Error codes” like 501, 502, 503 - 509 (scenario mentioned below);

Below is the sample .txt file where every 1st row has no data and can be ignored; the following rows has data where the batch should scan and find the error codes (if any) between 18-20 characters only, each row has 90 characters including spaces. The row starts with Letter D in each file except the first row.

H0001200008143800120918155209
D43442371013477773520000001280012091800001
D43442371011722225010000000900012091800001
D43442371007692925040000007200012091800001

If any *.txt file has the above-mentioned error codes then that file should be moved to “ARAT_Verified” Folder.

I got the below code it works sometime if the file is small, if the file size is large (over 1000 rows) it doesn't detect the error code, anything wrong with he code?

@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for %%x in (D:\ARAT\ARAT_Preverification\*.txt) do (
set "file=%%x"
for /f %%i in ('type "!file!"') do set "string=%%i"
    set "str=!string:~17,3!"
    for %%a in (501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508 509) do if "!str!"=="%%a" move "!file!" "D:\ARAT\ARAT_Verified"
)

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How do I get this to report if it was successful on the installation?

@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

set GUIDs=DDF96E66-E39B-4A69-B776-2DE49EBCAFBD D7D3F00A-638B-41DE-A2A3-FFC6EF034783 B1A6CB20-C032-4228-940F-AC3BC9BF6B3E 3EB41C0B-00EF-4C8B-9FF7-FF252E2F4E33 D8A08493-2F06-4EB2-A636-4392991981AB 
for %%a in (%GUIDs%) do (
     reg.exe query "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{%%a}" >NUL 2>&1
      if not errorlevel 1 (
            echo Uninstalling %%a
            start "Uninstalling %%a" /wait msiexec.exe /X{%%a} /quiet
      )
)

:::8x8 VOD Latest Version Installation
::: Copy the latest version of the VOD to the path below and change the msi filename
start "Installing VOD" /wait msiexec.exe /i \\Domain.com\SYSVOL\Domain.com\scripts\8x8\VOD_5_6_0.msi /qn
::: Please wait for the time to finish

timeout 5

taskkill /im "8x8 - Virtual Office.exe"

:::Launching 8x8
Timeout 5

"C:\Program Files (x86)\8x8 Virtual Office\8x8 - Virtual Office\8x8 - Virtual Office.exe"

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I'm thinking something like this

I mean is it easy or?

Thanks
Alex

Hi,

Please advise on how to fix below;

Trying to run;
SET AppExec1=start /wait "%~dp01_Completed\EXE\Source\setup.exe" -r "%~dp01_Completed\EXE\Source\Install.ini"

getting error


Thank you in advance

Chemo has taken a lot from me. I am having problem with a batch file and have gone back to square 1 to test simple things.

@ECHO OFF
IF EXIST %1 GOTO ITEXIST
ECHO %%1 DID NOT EXIST
GOTO EXIT
:ITEXIST
ECHO %%1 DID EXIST
:EXIT
ECHO ON

Why am I getting a syntax error?

how to convert dll file into exe by Bat file.
Example abc.dll to abc.exe
abc.dll.config to abc.exe.config

Hello,

How do you create an executable file to open a non-executable file?

I just began using a Corsair K95 RGB keyboard (which includes 18 programmable G-keys) along with its software (CorsairUtilityEngineSetup_2.24.50_release). While assigning macros to the G-keys, I discovered that while the software does allow you to run an executable file (*.exe *.bat *.cmd), there is no option to open a simple non-executable file (eg .txt, .xls, .ahk, .png, etc).

That seemed a bit odd to me but it was confirmed by Corsair tech support so during the conversation I asked about possible workarounds and the response was that I could create an .exe or .cmd file to open the desired non-executable file.

So for example, suppose you want to open the following Excel file:

    C:\Users\UserName\FolderName\FileName.xlsm

How would you create an .exe or .cmd file to do that?

Thanks