When I try to get network drive connection info from remote PC's on our Domain, I get and error "No Instance(s) Available" on all but two workstations. but if I run the command locally on those workstations that fail to respond, it works fine. Here is the command line from the DC. wmic /node:"@pcnames.txt" /output:"PC-Info.htm" netuse get localname,remotename,username /translate:basicxml /format:htable.xsl What would be preventing me from getting this info? Is there another form of the wmic command using the "class Win32_NetworkConnection" directly without using the alias to help diag the cause of the problem?
Thought this was associated with the remote user not being logged on during runtime of the script from the DC, but that's not the case. Although it may have something to do with it since the shares are listed in HKCU and not HKLM on the workstation. "Brian" wrote: > When I try to get network drive connection info from remote PC's on our > Domain, I get and error "No Instance(s) Available" on all but two > workstations. but if I run the command locally on those workstations that > fail to respond, it works fine. > > Here is the command line from the DC. > wmic /node:"@pcnames.txt" /output:"PC-Info.htm" netuse get > localname,remotename,username /translate:basicxml /format:htable.xsl > > What would be preventing me from getting this info? > > Is there another form of the wmic command using the "class > Win32_NetworkConnection" directly without using the alias to help diag the > cause of the problem?
