Re: network inventory

Thanks all --- Frank Pikelner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: MACs will provide manufacturers (look for OUI tables using Google), though they will not provide model information. Keep in mind network devices exist at later 2 that are not manageable and may not have a MAC address. If you can

network inventory

Is there anything out there that would allow to identify a network device as a (router, switch, firewall etc)? Thanks __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

checking that patches have been installed

Does anyone have a script for verifying that a patch has been installed. or any ideas on how to go about doing that? Thanks __ Do you Yahoo!? All your favorites on one personal page – Try My Yahoo! http://my.yahoo.com

Re: Copying directories.

Found this bit of code on the web recently... sub copydir { my ($dir, $to) = @_; print "copying $dir to $to\n"; opendir IN, $dir or die "what is this: $dir"; my @list = readdir IN; closedir IN; if (! -d $to) { mkdir $to, 0777; } foreach my $i (@list) { my $file = "$dir/$i"; if ( -d

just checking

Have not received any message today, have I been removed?...how do I find out? Thanks Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Hotjobs: Enter the "Signing Bonus" Sweepstakes

Eventlogs

I am running a script that would convertevt logfile from.evt to .txt, this script used to work on a previous machine. I have now moved the scriptto a new server and I am getting an error message and I am not too sure what package I am missing to get it to work. Could anyone help? error message is

Geting user information

I am using perl 5.8 and trying to get user attributes from the domain server. Since the package AdminMisc will not work with 5.8 or at least I get an error message when I try to. Are there any other packages I can use to extract that information from the domain server(example last login time,

evt logs

I backup Eventlogs everydaybut it is saved as an Evt file (have to). Is there a way or method to read this evt file so it diplays in txt format?. Thanks Do you Yahoo!? Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now

command line arg

I am trying to pass a file extension as a command line argument, then to search all directories for that partcular extension, but have problem getting itto work. Could you please advise. $ext = $ARGV[1]; ... ... ... bad_files($entry,$size) if($entry =~ /\$ext$/); Thanks Terry Do you Yahoo!?

RE: command line arg

Thanks all and yes $ARGV[0] is being used by something else(fileserver). Seeing that I wanted to enter more than oneextension I decided to use a hash to put all the extensions that I entered on the command line. I then use the fileparse routine to get the extension form the filename, then did a

reboot a remote win32 machine

I am trying to reboot a remote win32 machine, what do I need to do to ensure that it works. It always reboots the machine I am running the code on. Thanks Terry Do you Yahoo!? Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail AddressGuard