1. List all your servers in servers.txt file.
2. Go to command prompt and run this script.
Bhavesh-257515, 2008-10-20
1. List all your servers in servers.txt file.
2. Go to command prompt and run this script.
for /f %i in (servers.txt) do systeminfo /S %i /FO "CSV" /NH >> SystemInfo.csv
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