Uptime for Windows 2003 +

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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?

[Peter]

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.

[Miha Pihler [MVP]]

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.

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Thanks for the advise Miha, Can this also be done remotely without logging
into the server itself?

[Bob Hollness]

How about VBScript/WMI?

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...18b76472f352c3


Yes, I believe if you use the command line tool psuptime.exe you can do
this.

It is a free download.

[sant]

How can i see uptime on till date ?

[EINSTEIN_007]

How can i see uptime on till date ?

Open command prompt and then type this command - net statistics server