A recent project had me trying to script the retrieval of the Dell Service Tag. Luckily there's WMI Command-line to the rescue.
From a command line or in a script wmic bios get serialnumber will display or grab the Dell Service Tag.
Furthermore, you can use the WMI Command-line to retrieve all kinds of system data and even make configuration changes. Rob van der Woude's great site on scripting has a great primer and examples on using WMIC. TechNet Magazine also has a very useful article on gathering system data using WMIC in your environment.
Finally, checkout the WMI Admin Tools pack. It contains more than I want to type about here, but it gives you the ability to browse the various objects, classes and properties, plus a custom event viewer and much more. Check it out and make your (administrative) life better.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
List of Exchange Scripts
I started following Pat Richard's blog a few months ago and have since found his scripts to be quite useful. Even if I'm not using them directly, they've been useful as a reference when writing my own.
He recently created a list of scripts available on his site; stop by and take a look.
He recently created a list of scripts available on his site; stop by and take a look.
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