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12-01-2005
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availible. Is there another command one can use to check the amount of time that a server is running? The old uptime was very convenient.Please assist?  |
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12-01-2005
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MaxKane wrote: > Anybody know how you can "uptime", windows 2003+ or if the option is > availible. Is there another command one can use to check the amount of time > that a server is running? The old uptime was very convenient.Please assist? Hi, usually this is done via checking the eventlog (system) for newest appearance of message Source: EventLog, ID: 6005. Probably via vbscript or something like this. Peter Olomouc, Czech Rep. |
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12-01-2005
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MaxKane wrote: > Anybody know how you can "uptime", windows 2003+ or if the option is > availible. Is there another command one can use to check the amount of time > that a server is running? The old uptime was very convenient.Please assist? Hi, usually this is done via checking the eventlog (system) for newest appearance of message Source: EventLog, ID: 6005. Probably via vbscript or something like this. Peter Olomouc, Czech Rep. |
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12-01-2005
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Hi, I usually use this command line net statistics server | more Result would be something like: ********************************* Server Statistics for \\MIKE Statistics since 1/12/2005 9:20 AM ********************************* This would be the time when server service was last started. -- Mike Microsoft MVP - Windows Security "MaxKane" <MaxKane@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3E944236-E602-4987-96CA-07DAD54135CB@microsoft.com... > Anybody know how you can "uptime", windows 2003+ or if the option is > availible. Is there another command one can use to check the amount of > time > that a server is running? The old uptime was very convenient.Please > assist? |
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12-01-2005
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Hi, I usually use this command line net statistics server | more Result would be something like: ********************************* Server Statistics for \\MIKE Statistics since 1/12/2005 9:20 AM ********************************* This would be the time when server service was last started. -- Mike Microsoft MVP - Windows Security "MaxKane" <MaxKane@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3E944236-E602-4987-96CA-07DAD54135CB@microsoft.com... > Anybody know how you can "uptime", windows 2003+ or if the option is > availible. Is there another command one can use to check the amount of > time > that a server is running? The old uptime was very convenient.Please > assist? |
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12-01-2005
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Thanks for the advise Miha, Can this also be done remotely without logging into the server itself? "Miha Pihler [MVP]" wrote: > Hi, > > I usually use this command line > > net statistics server | more > > Result would be something like: > > ********************************* > Server Statistics for \\MIKE > Statistics since 1/12/2005 9:20 AM > ********************************* > > This would be the time when server service was last started. > > -- > Mike > Microsoft MVP - Windows Security > > "MaxKane" <MaxKane@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3E944236-E602-4987-96CA-07DAD54135CB@microsoft.com... > > Anybody know how you can "uptime", windows 2003+ or if the option is > > availible. Is there another command one can use to check the amount of > > time > > that a server is running? The old uptime was very convenient.Please > > assist? > > > |
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12-01-2005
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Thanks for the advise Miha, Can this also be done remotely without logging into the server itself? "Miha Pihler [MVP]" wrote: > Hi, > > I usually use this command line > > net statistics server | more > > Result would be something like: > > ********************************* > Server Statistics for \\MIKE > Statistics since 1/12/2005 9:20 AM > ********************************* > > This would be the time when server service was last started. > > -- > Mike > Microsoft MVP - Windows Security > > "MaxKane" <MaxKane@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3E944236-E602-4987-96CA-07DAD54135CB@microsoft.com... > > Anybody know how you can "uptime", windows 2003+ or if the option is > > availible. Is there another command one can use to check the amount of > > time > > that a server is running? The old uptime was very convenient.Please > > assist? > > > |
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12-01-2005
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How about VBScript/WMI? http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...18b76472f352c3 "MaxKane" <MaxKane@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3E944236-E602-4987-96CA-07DAD54135CB@microsoft.com... > Anybody know how you can "uptime", windows 2003+ or if the option is > availible. Is there another command one can use to check the amount of > time > that a server is running? The old uptime was very convenient.Please > assist? |
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12-01-2005
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How about VBScript/WMI? http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...18b76472f352c3 "MaxKane" <MaxKane@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3E944236-E602-4987-96CA-07DAD54135CB@microsoft.com... > Anybody know how you can "uptime", windows 2003+ or if the option is > availible. Is there another command one can use to check the amount of > time > that a server is running? The old uptime was very convenient.Please > assist? |
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13-01-2005
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Yes, I believe if you use the command line tool psuptime.exe you can do this. It is a free download. -- Bob -------------------------------------- I'll have a B please Bob. "MaxKane" <MaxKane@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:0F3F5F2D-0E8C-4D36-9B71-83F3BE74978A@microsoft.com... > Thanks for the advise Miha, Can this also be done remotely without logging > into the server itself? > > "Miha Pihler [MVP]" wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I usually use this command line >> >> net statistics server | more >> >> Result would be something like: >> >> ********************************* >> Server Statistics for \\MIKE >> Statistics since 1/12/2005 9:20 AM >> ********************************* >> >> This would be the time when server service was last started. >> >> -- >> Mike >> Microsoft MVP - Windows Security >> >> "MaxKane" <MaxKane@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:3E944236-E602-4987-96CA-07DAD54135CB@microsoft.com... >> > Anybody know how you can "uptime", windows 2003+ or if the option is >> > availible. Is there another command one can use to check the amount of >> > time >> > that a server is running? The old uptime was very convenient.Please >> > assist? >> >> >> |
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13-01-2005
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Yes, I believe if you use the command line tool psuptime.exe you can do this. It is a free download. -- Bob -------------------------------------- I'll have a B please Bob. "MaxKane" <MaxKane@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:0F3F5F2D-0E8C-4D36-9B71-83F3BE74978A@microsoft.com... > Thanks for the advise Miha, Can this also be done remotely without logging > into the server itself? > > "Miha Pihler [MVP]" wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I usually use this command line >> >> net statistics server | more >> >> Result would be something like: >> >> ********************************* >> Server Statistics for \\MIKE >> Statistics since 1/12/2005 9:20 AM >> ********************************* >> >> This would be the time when server service was last started. >> >> -- >> Mike >> Microsoft MVP - Windows Security >> >> "MaxKane" <MaxKane@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:3E944236-E602-4987-96CA-07DAD54135CB@microsoft.com... >> > Anybody know how you can "uptime", windows 2003+ or if the option is >> > availible. Is there another command one can use to check the amount of >> > time >> > that a server is running? The old uptime was very convenient.Please >> > assist? >> >> >> |
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