Need Batch File/Script To Find Multiple Usernames Using Their Machine Names [on hold]
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I have a list of about 200 machine names. I need to get the UserName of the person on each of those machines.
I can do it individually using the following command. But I'm not looking to do this 200 times and then manually write the results in spreadsheet.
wmic.exe /node:"<MachineName>" ComputerSystem Get UserName
I've been searching for a script that will run through a list of about 200 machine names one by one, and document the result back into a spreadsheet or text document. The format isn't as important as just being able to get that info out of the CMD line and email a document to someone.
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I have a list of about 200 machine names. I need to get the UserName of the person on each of those machines.
I can do it individually using the following command. But I'm not looking to do this 200 times and then manually write the results in spreadsheet.
wmic.exe /node:"<MachineName>" ComputerSystem Get UserName
I've been searching for a script that will run through a list of about 200 machine names one by one, and document the result back into a spreadsheet or text document. The format isn't as important as just being able to get that info out of the CMD line and email a document to someone.
batch script username
asked Nov 14 at 15:59
ChargerStone
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Twisty Impersonator, Toto, bertieb, Canadian Luke, G-Man 2 days ago
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get the UserName of the person on each of those machines... do you mean the username of the currently logged on user?
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 14 at 17:01
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because we are not a script writing service
– Canadian Luke
Nov 19 at 21:50
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I have a list of about 200 machine names. I need to get the UserName of the person on each of those machines.
I can do it individually using the following command. But I'm not looking to do this 200 times and then manually write the results in spreadsheet.
wmic.exe /node:"<MachineName>" ComputerSystem Get UserName
I've been searching for a script that will run through a list of about 200 machine names one by one, and document the result back into a spreadsheet or text document. The format isn't as important as just being able to get that info out of the CMD line and email a document to someone.
batch script username
asked Nov 14 at 15:59
ChargerStone
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I have a list of about 200 machine names. I need to get the UserName of the person on each of those machines.
I can do it individually using the following command. But I'm not looking to do this 200 times and then manually write the results in spreadsheet.
wmic.exe /node:"<MachineName>" ComputerSystem Get UserName
I've been searching for a script that will run through a list of about 200 machine names one by one, and document the result back into a spreadsheet or text document. The format isn't as important as just being able to get that info out of the CMD line and email a document to someone.
batch script username
batch script username
asked Nov 14 at 15:59
ChargerStone
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asked Nov 14 at 15:59
ChargerStone
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asked Nov 14 at 15:59
ChargerStone
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asked Nov 14 at 15:59
ChargerStone
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asked Nov 14 at 15:59
ChargerStone
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Twisty Impersonator, Toto, bertieb, Canadian Luke, G-Man 2 days ago
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get the UserName of the person on each of those machines... do you mean the username of the currently logged on user?
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 14 at 17:01
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because we are not a script writing service
– Canadian Luke
Nov 19 at 21:50
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get the UserName of the person on each of those machines... do you mean the username of the currently logged on user?
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 14 at 17:01
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because we are not a script writing service
– Canadian Luke
Nov 19 at 21:50
get the UserName of the person on each of those machines... do you mean the username of the currently logged on user?
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 14 at 17:01
get the UserName of the person on each of those machines... do you mean the username of the currently logged on user?
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 14 at 17:01
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because we are not a script writing service
– Canadian Luke
Nov 19 at 21:50
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because we are not a script writing service
– Canadian Luke
Nov 19 at 21:50
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If you put all the computers in a text file called comps.lst this should work:
for /f %a in (comps.lst) do @wmic.exe /node:"%a" ComputerSystem Get UserName
answered Nov 14 at 16:09
uSlackr
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<MachineName>or%a?
– pbies
Nov 14 at 16:15
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It would work if I could substitute <MachineName> in the script with the text entry (the actual machine name) on each line.
– ChargerStone
Nov 14 at 16:24
Sorry. Fixed to replace with %a
– uSlackr
Nov 14 at 18:06
This was perfect! Thanks!
– ChargerStone
Nov 19 at 23:25
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
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If you put all the computers in a text file called comps.lst this should work:
for /f %a in (comps.lst) do @wmic.exe /node:"%a" ComputerSystem Get UserName
answered Nov 14 at 16:09
uSlackr
8,3232445
3
<MachineName>or%a?
– pbies
Nov 14 at 16:15
1
It would work if I could substitute <MachineName> in the script with the text entry (the actual machine name) on each line.
– ChargerStone
Nov 14 at 16:24
Sorry. Fixed to replace with %a
– uSlackr
Nov 14 at 18:06
This was perfect! Thanks!
– ChargerStone
Nov 19 at 23:25
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up vote
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If you put all the computers in a text file called comps.lst this should work:
for /f %a in (comps.lst) do @wmic.exe /node:"%a" ComputerSystem Get UserName
answered Nov 14 at 16:09
uSlackr
8,3232445
3
<MachineName>or%a?
– pbies
Nov 14 at 16:15
1
It would work if I could substitute <MachineName> in the script with the text entry (the actual machine name) on each line.
– ChargerStone
Nov 14 at 16:24
Sorry. Fixed to replace with %a
– uSlackr
Nov 14 at 18:06
This was perfect! Thanks!
– ChargerStone
Nov 19 at 23:25
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up vote
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up vote
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If you put all the computers in a text file called comps.lst this should work:
for /f %a in (comps.lst) do @wmic.exe /node:"%a" ComputerSystem Get UserName
answered Nov 14 at 16:09
uSlackr
8,3232445
If you put all the computers in a text file called comps.lst this should work:
for /f %a in (comps.lst) do @wmic.exe /node:"%a" ComputerSystem Get UserName
answered Nov 14 at 16:09
uSlackr
8,3232445
edited Nov 14 at 18:06
answered Nov 14 at 16:09
uSlackr
8,3232445
answered Nov 14 at 16:09
uSlackr
8,3232445
answered Nov 14 at 16:09
uSlackr
8,3232445
8,3232445
3
<MachineName>or%a?
– pbies
Nov 14 at 16:15
1
It would work if I could substitute <MachineName> in the script with the text entry (the actual machine name) on each line.
– ChargerStone
Nov 14 at 16:24
Sorry. Fixed to replace with %a
– uSlackr
Nov 14 at 18:06
This was perfect! Thanks!
– ChargerStone
Nov 19 at 23:25
add a comment |
3
<MachineName>or%a?
– pbies
Nov 14 at 16:15
1
It would work if I could substitute <MachineName> in the script with the text entry (the actual machine name) on each line.
– ChargerStone
Nov 14 at 16:24
Sorry. Fixed to replace with %a
– uSlackr
Nov 14 at 18:06
This was perfect! Thanks!
– ChargerStone
Nov 19 at 23:25
3
3
<MachineName> or %a?– pbies
Nov 14 at 16:15
<MachineName> or %a?– pbies
Nov 14 at 16:15
1
1
It would work if I could substitute <MachineName> in the script with the text entry (the actual machine name) on each line.
– ChargerStone
Nov 14 at 16:24
It would work if I could substitute <MachineName> in the script with the text entry (the actual machine name) on each line.
– ChargerStone
Nov 14 at 16:24
Sorry. Fixed to replace with %a
– uSlackr
Nov 14 at 18:06
Sorry. Fixed to replace with %a
– uSlackr
Nov 14 at 18:06
This was perfect! Thanks!
– ChargerStone
Nov 19 at 23:25
This was perfect! Thanks!
– ChargerStone
Nov 19 at 23:25
add a comment |
get the UserName of the person on each of those machines... do you mean the username of the currently logged on user?
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 14 at 17:01
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because we are not a script writing service
– Canadian Luke
Nov 19 at 21:50