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Cpukiller2000 · Jun 24, 2002

Okay, I know someone out there is a network admin that can answer this for me! Okay, I have an organization of over 500 people with machines totalling over 500. Does anybody know of a program or a way I can get a printed out list of all these machines and servers?

Jon · Jun 24, 2002

You mean just a computer name list?

Cpukiller2000 · Jun 24, 2002

Yeah exactly, know of anything?

Wedo · Jun 24, 2002

You could set up a network install of Folding@Home and run Electron Microscope III to get the list.

This way your helping out humanity, folding for the Overclockers team 32, and monitoring you systems. I also use folding as a great way to track the effeciency of my network, systems, and individual pc's.

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Shocker · Jun 24, 2002

Wedo said:
You could set up a network install of Folding@Home and run Electron Microscope III to get the list.

This way your helping out humanity, folding for the Overclockers team 32, and monitoring you systems. I also use folding as a great way to track the effeciency of my network, systems, and individual pc's.

Wedo
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Thats a great idea.

I also run folding on my server!!

Jon · Jun 24, 2002

The simplest way is to go to a command line and type in NET VIEW. This will bring up every computer name currently active within the domain/workgroup. This can be printed out too.

Kingslayer · Jun 24, 2002

You can also use Active Directory to accomplish this.

Cpukiller2000 · Jun 25, 2002

Well we are going to active directory and I need to get a list of all machine names. What is the command switch to print the list?

Jon · Jun 25, 2002

Cpukiller2000 said:
Well we are going to active directory and I need to get a list of all machine names. What is the command switch to print the list?

Go to the command line put in NET VIEW >list.txt

This will produce a text file in C: named list.txt that you can print out.

Kingslayer · Jun 25, 2002

Yeah kinda hard to do it in AD if your not running it to begin with. Jon's recommendation is probably the easiest then.

Gerst240 · Jun 26, 2002

net view will not show all the computers on the network very rarely will it show that many i would find a good network scanner like http://www.webattack.com/get/languardscan.shtml just let it run for about 10 minutes it will show everything about your network

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