If you can use a command-line utility, then WshPipe() can be used to execute the command and return the results in a string. See www.net-snmp.org/ for a free, command-line tool for Windows. (There are others, this was the top/free tool returned by Google.)
If you use the version of WshPipe() from my web site, it returns an array of arrays - the inner array is an array of lines of STDOUT, and the outer array is an array of the lines of STDERR. The version published here on KORG returns a single string of all the lines of STDOUT and STDERR, which I find a bit harder to parse.
Once you have the result from either version of WshPipe(), it's a fairly straightforward task to enumerate the list of output and find/interpret the results.
Post what you build - we can help tweak it and I for one would be interested in seeing something like this!
Glenn
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