Finaly, WMI appears to be broken (at least in remote mode)
I have try with :
wmic /USER:administrador /PASSWORD:test /node:192.168.8.13 path
Win32_Product get name
and:
wmic /USER:administrador /PASSWORD:test /node:192.168.8.13 path CIM_Product
get name
and, in first case, no records, in
that were installed on the remote system.
Steven
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I think @ARGV[0] is not a valid contruct. you should use $ARGV[0] instead.
Dietmar
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Hi
Hi.
StoneBeat wrote:
D:\UME\tudimeloperl software.pl remotehost administrador password
Caption: Producto de sistema informßtico
Description: Producto de sistema informßtico
Identifying Number: GB8724JDMK
Name: ProLiant DL360 G5
Vendor: HP
Version: undef
D:\UME\tudimelo
As you can
On Mon, 29 Oct 2007, Steven Manross wrote:
I don't think Win32::OLE is strict safe.
What makes you think that?
take out the.
use strict;
I tested it here on my systems, and it returned what I think you are
looking for (software titles that were installed on the remote system.
And if
: Jan Dubois [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: WMI Problem
On Mon, 29 Oct 2007, Steven Manross wrote:
I don't think Win32::OLE is strict safe.
What makes you think
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You know, I seem to remember that it wasn't strict safe (from a long
time ago). Since you think it is, please accept my apologies (Because
you are the expert when it comes to Win32-OLE, and I just use it).
---8-
You probably meant that Win32::OLE is not _thread_
Hi, Im triying to execute a remote WMI query with this script:
--
use strict;
use warnings;
use Win32::OLE qw( in );
use Win32::OLE::Variant;
use constant wbemFlagReturnImmediately = 0x10;
use constant wbemFlagForwardOnly = 0x20;
use constant wbemFlagBidirectional = 0x0 ;
$| = 1;
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Subject: WMI Problem
Hi, Im triying to execute a remote WMI query with this script:
--
use
hello list!
I am trying to write Perl
program to get some WMI info remotely
from machines on local network
(workgroup , no domain )
I understand that it is no Perl problem :
but I am stuck with this -
I can't connect to remote machines at all with WMI !
I am using Winxp SP2
I disabled windows
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