Very quick question re NT4!!

[Tulip]

Where is the setting that tells me how long the server has been up without being rebooted? I found it before but now cannot find it anywhere.

Thanks a mill,

Tulip

 

[Zelandakh]

Task Manager, Processes and read the system idle process CPU time. Not entirely accurate, but the best way I know of.

 

[johncurtis]

Typing 'net statistics workstation' or 'net statistics server' at a command prompt will tell you the last logon time plus other stats.
John

 

[johncurtis]

Another thought: srvinfo from the Resource Kit will give you the system up time.
John

 

[johncurtis]

Or (I'm on a roll here), use psuptime, a free utility found within pstools from the excellent sysinternals (

http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/pstools.shtml)

John

 

[Tulip]

Thanks John, thats great. The only problem is that it scrolls too fast on the server, works fine on my workstation. I tried a /p to just display one page at a time but that didn't work.
Any suggestions?

Thanks again,

Tulip

 

[MasterRacker]

Try re-directing the output to a text file.
Jeff
I haven't lost my mind - I know it's backed up on tape somewhere ....

 

[johncurtis]

Redirecting to a text file is a good idea, or if you just want to read it from a the cmd prompt try |more
John

 

[4gandalf]

You can pipe the output to the more command if it is scrolling off the screen.