Ipconfig for remote machines

[Pete]

In the NT4 resource kit there was a utility called netipcfg.exe which let
you examine the TCP/IP porperties of remote machines similar to ipconfig on
a local machine.

Is there something similar in the Windows 2000 resource kit or support
tools? I need to find out the default gateway of quite a few remote machines
and I don't want to have to go and log on to them all.

Thanks
Pete

 

[Gurgen]

I cannot seem to find netipcfg.exe in NT nor Win2K reskit. Check this thread for solutions.

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&th=1f2b8ef09b086958

Gurgen

 

[Ian]

Just open command prompt and do :

IPCONFIG /ALL


This'll give yer all the info you require for all nics
inc. mac address.

-----Original Message-----
I cannot seem to find netipcfg.exe in NT nor Win2K

reskit. Check this thread for solutions.

 

[Gurgen]

Pete was asking about remote machines..

Just open command prompt and do :

IPCONFIG /ALL


This'll give yer all the info you require for all nics
inc. mac address.


reskit. Check this thread for solutions.

 

[Herb Martin]

My NetIPConfig.pl is (obviously) a Perl program.
(It's also pretty much a monster for a Perl program/file at 123K)

The ResKit guys have a good/bad habit of writing Perl as giant
single files -- makes them easy to move/use without installing into
your Perl libraries (especially for Perl newbies) but slow to load
and initialize.)

Even asking for command help is a LONG wait on a fast machine,
and it is better than walking over there <grin>

Example:
netipconfig.pl -query -s machineName -format list *

....but a syntax error or request for help is on the order of a few
minutes wait.

Thanks for causing me to test/try this.

 

[Wayne Chesley]

psexec from Sysinternals is a client free remote command processor (like
rcmd from the resource kit):

psexec \\<computername> ipconfig /all

 

[Pete]

Thanks for this guys. I'm now using PSExec from sysinternals. It does just
what I need.

Cheers
Pete