OS auslesen via script

[m1k2k 10]

Hallo,

 

ich habe eine vorhandene Serverliste (ca. 80 Server) , ich möchte von diesen vordefinierten Servern wissen welches OS installiert ist. Die Server befinden sich alle im WAN/LAN .

Was ich nicht möchte ist das KOMPLETTE Netzwerk auslesen und dann meine Server rauspicken, ich möchte genau von meiner Liste die Infos haben.

Kennt jemand eine einfache möglichkeit via script oder ähnliches?

 

Danke

 

Gruss

[ChristianHemker 10]

Hallo,

 

vielleicht hilft dir das Script von dieser Seite weiter:

How can I use a script to determine a machine's OS version?

[blub 115]

Hallo,

oder auch neumodisch mit der Powershell. Nihct benötigte Properties kannst du ja löschen

 

# Skript ermittelt Remote Eigenschaften des OS mittels win32_operatingsystem
# Powershell 1.0
# blub@mcseboard.de
# Created 2.1.2008
#
# computer in input.txt zeilenweise listen
# Zeilen mit ";" am Anfang werden ignoriert

$arrComputers= get-content input.txt
foreach ($computer in $arrComputers)  {
if ($computer.substring(0,1) -ne ";") #Bedingungen zum Auslesen setzen
	{write-host $computer
	$colItems = get-wmiobject -class "Win32_OperatingSystem" -namespace "root\CIMV2" -computername $computer
	foreach ($objItem in $colItems) {
     	write-host "Boot Device: " $objItem.BootDevice
     	write-host "Build Number: " $objItem.BuildNumber
     	write-host "Build Type: " $objItem.BuildType
     	write-host "Caption: " $objItem.Caption
     	write-host "Code Set: " $objItem.CodeSet
     	write-host "Country Code: " $objItem.CountryCode
     	write-host "Creation Class Name: " $objItem.CreationClassName
    	write-host "CSD Version: " $objItem.CSDVersion
     	write-host "CS Name: " $objItem.CSName
     	write-host "Current Time Zone: " $objItem.CurrentTimeZone
     	write-host "Description: " $objItem.Description
     	write-host "Distributed: " $objItem.Distributed
     	write-host "Encryption Level: " $objItem.EncryptionLevel
     	write-host "Free Physical Memory: " $objItem.FreePhysicalMemory
     	write-host "Free Space In Paging Files: " $objItem.FreeSpaceInPagingFiles
     	write-host "Free Virtual Memory: " $objItem.FreeVirtualMemory
     	write-host "Installation Date: " $objItem.InstallDate
     	write-host "Last Boot-Up Time: " $objItem.LastBootUpTime
     	write-host "Local DateTime: " $objItem.LocalDateTime
     	write-host "Locale: " $objItem.Locale
     	write-host "Manufacturer: " $objItem.Manufacturer
     	write-host "Name: " $objItem.Name
     	write-host "Number Of Licensed Users: " $objItem.NumberOfLicensedUsers
     	write-host "Number Of Processes: " $objItem.NumberOfProcesses
     	write-host "Number Of Users: " $objItem.NumberOfUsers
     	write-host "Organization: " $objItem.Organization
     	write-host "Operating System Language: " $objItem.OSLanguage
     	write-host "Operating System Product Suite: " $objItem.OSProductSuite
     	write-host "Operating System Type: " $objItem.OSType
     	write-host "Other Type Description: " $objItem.OtherTypeDescription
     	write-host "Primary: " $objItem.Primary
     	write-host "Product Type: " $objItem.ProductType
     	write-host "Quantum Length: " $objItem.QuantumLength
     	write-host "Quantum Type: " $objItem.QuantumType
     	write-host "Registered User: " $objItem.RegisteredUser
     	write-host "Serial Number: " $objItem.SerialNumber
     	write-host "Service Pack Major Version: " $objItem.ServicePackMajorVersion
     	write-host "Service Pack Minor Version: " $objItem.ServicePackMinorVersion
     	write-host "Size Stored In Paging Files: " $objItem.SizeStoredInPagingFiles
     	write-host "Status: " $objItem.Status
     	write-host "Suite Mask: " $objItem.SuiteMask
     	write-host "System Device: " $objItem.SystemDevice
     	write-host "System Directory: " $objItem.SystemDirectory
     	write-host "System Drive: " $objItem.SystemDrive
     	 write-host "Total Virtual Memory Size: " $objItem.TotalVirtualMemorySize
     	write-host "Total Visible Memory Size: " $objItem.TotalVisibleMemorySize
     	write-host "Version: " $objItem.Version
     	write-host "Windows Directory: " $objItem.WindowsDirectory
     	write-host}
}
}

 

Hier noch ein Artikel, wie man *.ps1 Skripte ausführt

Running Windows PowerShell Scripts

 

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