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How to pull RAM info

corkman80 · 2008-05-13 09:29:01

Hi All Quick question. I need to pull the RAM info from about 50 machines off our 700 machine domain. ANyone got any ideas on how to do this the quickest and easiest way? Thanks Darran

13-05-2008 9:29am

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corkman80

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Hi All

Quick question.

I need to pull the RAM info from about 50 machines off our 700 machine domain. ANyone got any ideas on how to do this the quickest and easiest way?

Thanks

Darran

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#2 13-05-2008 9:52am

IamMetaldave

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SIW You'll have to run it on every machine from a USB key / Network drive. But it will tell you everything you need to know.

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#3 13-05-2008 10:21am

corkman80

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Thanks for the reply but I was looking for a tool I could use from c cantral location, i.e my pc, rather than doing the rounds manually

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#4 13-05-2008 10:35am

Khannie

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What info on the ram do you need?

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#5 13-05-2008 11:54am

corkman80

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I only need to know how much is in each machine, thats all

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#6 13-05-2008 4:58pm

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psinfo will do the job.. But you will have to parse the data from the reply. Also, you will need to run it for every computer. But assuming you have a list of the computers on the domain, a quick bat file can automate this.

psinfo can be downloaded here

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