wmi

问题 I'm using WMI and am trying to find a powershell script that will allow me get the OU of the local computer and then get a full list of computers in that OU. 回答1: Here you go: $ComputerName = '<Name of Computer>'; $Computer = Get-WmiObject -Namespace 'root\directory\ldap' -Query "Select DS_distinguishedName from DS_computer where DS_cn = '$ComputerName'"; $OU = $Computer.DS_distinguishedName.Substring($Computer.DS_distinguishedName.IndexOf('OU=')); $ComputersInOU = Get-WmiObject -Namespace

问题 I'm using WMI and am trying to find a powershell script that will allow me get the OU of the local computer and then get a full list of computers in that OU. 回答1: Here you go: $ComputerName = '<Name of Computer>'; $Computer = Get-WmiObject -Namespace 'root\directory\ldap' -Query "Select DS_distinguishedName from DS_computer where DS_cn = '$ComputerName'"; $OU = $Computer.DS_distinguishedName.Substring($Computer.DS_distinguishedName.IndexOf('OU=')); $ComputersInOU = Get-WmiObject -Namespace

问题 Is there anyway to check the status of service using vbscript ? I would like to have a function for each possible service state : LINK Any help would be great. I did write a function for checking if service is stopped : Public Function IsServiceStop(ByVal serviceName) On Error Resume Next Dim objServices, service Set oWmiService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\.\root\cimv2") Set objServices = oWmiService.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_Service where Name='" & serviceName & "'") For Each service In

问题 I am trying to set some advanced properties for Network adapter e.g. Jumbo Packet, Receive/Transmit Buffers. I tried with Win32_NetworkAdapter, Win32_NetworkConnection, Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration WMI classes. None of them can do that. Can anyone help me? 回答1: "Jumbo Packet" support just means a big MTU (typically 9000 bytes). Maybe the SetMTU method of the Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration class, or the SetIFEntry() function (see the dwMtu field). The size of the transmit and receive

问题 I am trying to set some advanced properties for Network adapter e.g. Jumbo Packet, Receive/Transmit Buffers. I tried with Win32_NetworkAdapter, Win32_NetworkConnection, Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration WMI classes. None of them can do that. Can anyone help me? 回答1: "Jumbo Packet" support just means a big MTU (typically 9000 bytes). Maybe the SetMTU method of the Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration class, or the SetIFEntry() function (see the dwMtu field). The size of the transmit and receive

问题 I am automating the application installation using vbs. I have a code which launches the setup exe file and proceed further with sending the keystroks. But now I need to get the text of the installer window. I can get the title of installer window(using objShell.AppActivate ) but didn't found the way to get the text of that window. Is there any way to capture this in vbs? 回答1: An alternative could be to enumerate process command lines instead of windows: Dim WshShell Set WshShell =

问题 I am automating the application installation using vbs. I have a code which launches the setup exe file and proceed further with sending the keystroks. But now I need to get the text of the installer window. I can get the title of installer window(using objShell.AppActivate ) but didn't found the way to get the text of that window. Is there any way to capture this in vbs? 回答1: An alternative could be to enumerate process command lines instead of windows: Dim WshShell Set WshShell =

问题 I have three remote PC's to which I remotely connect. I am trying to write a simple Windows application that would display in a single window whether a particular process is running on either of the machines, e.g. Server1: Chrome not running Server2: Chrome IS running Server3: Chrome IS running I used WMI and C#. So far I've got this much: ConnectionOptions connectoptions = new ConnectionOptions(); connectoptions.Username = @"domain\username"; connectoptions.Password = "password"; //IP

问题 I've seen numerous ways of retrieving installed programs on WinXP+ in python. What is the proper and most robust way of doing this? Currently I'm accessing HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Uninstall and reading each of the keys from there to get a list. (I've been told this isn't the proper way of doing things) I've seen examples of using WMI/Win32com to do this as well but have seen comments along with those implementations that WMI might be turned off on certain machines

问题 I have a couple of Perl scripts that allow me to monitor remote Windows machinses through WMI. Right now I can check CPU usage, Memory usage, Disk usage and Installed Software. But what if I want to do the same job on a remote Linux machine? Ofcourse there's no WMI so I guess I shall use something similar. I have read on another old StackOverflow question that Linux exposes informations through /proc and /sys but can I query them from a remote computer? And how can I do that exactly in Perl?