There are some other great utilities for this in the NT Resource kit.

REGREAD.EXE lets you look up regestry entries on remote computers.

Example:
REGREAD.EXE \\ltn3 SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services
\Tcpip\Parameters hostname
Will return the just the information you are looking for in quotes.

"LTN3"

You should be able to find much of the information you are looking for in the registry, you just need to know where to look.


Also..

SRVINFO.EXE is great for getting HDD free space.

Example
SRVINFO.EXE -od \\ltn3

C$,NTFS,12971,2263,10708
D$,NTFS,17516,2799,14717
E$,NTFS,17516,65,17451


Tells you total, used and free space for drives.

You could run one script from your workstation against a list of servers and have it collect all the information and dump it into a .CSV file for use with Excel or something.

Later,
Mark Pearce