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Sysinternals ( has this tool called psinfo which can do a lot of queries (locally or remotely). For your requirement, you can use
psinfo -h \\remote_pc
S.Manaois.3
psinfo -h \\remote_pc
S.Manaois.3
The Resource Kit has a tool called srvinfo which should give you those details as well as other information on the machines it is run on.
You can easily write a batch file to run from a central machine to query all the workstations and output the results each into a text file with the workstation name.
Download the Windows 2000 one from or the Windows 2003 one from
Of course to check for what patches/hotfixes are missing, have a look at the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer -
Claudius (What certifications??)
You can easily write a batch file to run from a central machine to query all the workstations and output the results each into a text file with the workstation name.
Download the Windows 2000 one from or the Windows 2003 one from
Of course to check for what patches/hotfixes are missing, have a look at the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer -
Claudius (What certifications??)
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