Display computers status report powershell gui script
This powershell script with built-in GUI allows you to point to a text file list of computers and will then retrieve the following information for each computer in the list.
- Whether it is pingable
- Its IP address
- OS Version
- Service Pack Version
- Uptime
- Last boot time.
Run it by entering .Display-ComputerStatus.ps1 in powershell or run the self-contained executable file.
Change c:computers.txt to point to your text file containing the computers you are scanning one name per line.
The refresh rate can be set by the user to any interval or you can force a rescan at any time by clicking the Get Status Button.
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Looks like a useful program. FYI, the download is just the EXE. Is there another link for the script or can you make it available again?
Thanks. I added the ps1 powershell script to the zipped download.
Hi Gandalf50 I love this script that you created and was wondering if there was a way to add this to the script
$reg = [Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey]::OpenRemoteBaseKey(‘LocalMachine’, $Computer)
($reg.opensubkey(“Software\SYMANTEC\Symantec Endpoint Protection”)).getvalue(“SMC”)
I am trying to modify the script to add the sep version for each server/computer.
The script was made using Primalforms for the gui. You can get the free community edition here
http://www.sapien.com/downloads#Community Tools/32 Bit/PrimalFormsCE.exe
You may need to setup a Sapien account.