Up Time

[John]

Is there a way to tell how long a Win2K server has been up without using a
3rd party app? I looked in Computer Management, etc and didn't see
anything.

I've also used System Idle in Task Manager but that's not very accurate....

J

 

[Dave Patrick]

Check the date stamp on pagefile.sys

 

[Jon]

You can use Uptime from Microsoft.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;232243&Product=win2000

Jon

Check the date stamp on pagefile.sys

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems]

Is there a way to tell how long a Win2K server has been up without using a
3rd party app? I looked in Computer Management, etc and didn't see
anything.

I've also used System Idle in Task Manager but that's not very accurate....

J

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Run this command:

net statistics workstation

 

[dcdon]

Hi Dave,

What if the pagefile.sys has been rebuilt? Is there another way short of third
party software?
Just wondered?

Thank you,
don

 

[Yourname]

Check the date stamp on pagefile.sys

I'll try these - thanks people.

 

[Dave Patrick]

How are you rebuilding? As Jon mentioned you can also use the resource kit
tool.

 

[dcdon]

Rebuild by deleting pagefile.sys and rebuild in the registry by giving
NTAUTHORITY\system full control of the %RootDrive% (C:\), where it was
originally nest.

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don
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How are you rebuilding? As Jon mentioned you can also use the resource kit
tool.

 

[Dave Patrick]

I haven't tried in some time, but I was never able to delete the file while
the operating system was running.