System Uptime

SieSie Member Posts: 1,195
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Just a quickie today:

Anyone know a command line command to display server uptime?

Systeminfo & srvinfo contain other stuff just one simply one line similar to the output of uptime on linux.

We work with both NT & 2003 servers (hence the mention of srvinfo and systeminfo)

Thanks in advance.

Just looking for a simple command not a batch file/install anything new etc
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  • sprkymrksprkymrk Member Posts: 4,884 ■■■□□□□□□□
    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/232243

    Just a stand alone executable you copy into your system folder/path. Not sure if that counts as something you need to install.
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  • SieSie Member Posts: 1,195
    Thanks for the reply Mark =)

    Unfortunatly i was wondering if there was just a command to use 'out of the box' as it will be used on numerous servers and putting this file on each server would take quite a while!!

    Its more work than just doing it the long way with system info unfortuantely.

    Many thanks for your reply however!
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  • sprkymrksprkymrk Member Posts: 4,884 ■■■□□□□□□□
    Your welcome. :)

    Do you have an easy way to obtain a list of all your server names/ip's, like an export from AD? It would take me less than 30 minutes to copy that executable to all 450 of my network computers with a simple command line:
    for /f %C in (c:\temp\computernames.txt) do copy c:\temp\uptime.exe \\%C\admin$\

    Are your computers widely distributed, or all on a high speed LAN?
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  • misterbobmisterbob Member Posts: 1 ■□□□□□□□□□
    You can pipe the find command.

    Example (on English windows):
    net stats srv | find "since"

    And there you have just one line :)
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  • SieSie Member Posts: 1,195
    That could work...

    I would have to look into getting it signed off to deply it across all the servers.

    Will see what happens. Thanks for your help.
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  • sprkymrksprkymrk Member Posts: 4,884 ■■■□□□□□□□
    misterbob wrote:
    You can pipe the find command.

    Example (on English windows):
    net stats srv | find "since"

    And there you have just one line :)

    That's a nice one misterbob. icon_cool.gif

    There is a difference in the output, but it's the same information.

    C:\Documents and Settings\Mark>net stats workstation | find "since"
    Statistics since 10/20/2007 8:39 AM

    C:\Documents and Settings\Mark>uptime
    \\357MAGNUM has been up for: 8 day(s), 1 hour(s), 55 minute(s), 55 second(s)
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  • SieSie Member Posts: 1,195
    Thank you very much.

    That should work fine :D

    I pressume this runs based the service so aslong as the service hasnt been restarted / stopped shouldnt be any problems.

    I cant think why it would on any of these servers so I will do some testing.

    Thanks again both of you!!
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