How to run mutliple commands with psexec ?

[Asgorath]

I want to run a script that will search all the computers on my network for common spyware, chat programs, and other baddies that we don't want our users to have. I am looking to make a psexec script that will search for directories on their computers and look for a positive match.

For example:

psexec @c:\computers.txt cmd /c dir "c:\program files"\MyWebSearch

Would return with error code 0 if that directory existed. Otherwise it would return with error code 1.

Note: the argument c:\computers.txt is a list of all the computers on my domain that I want to check.

So if I make up a batch file like so:

psexec @c:\computers.txt cmd /c dir "c:\program files"\MyWebSearch
psexec @c:\computers.txt cmd /c dir "c:\program files"\AOL*
psexec @c:\computers.txt cmd /c dir "c:\program files"\AIM*
psexec @c:\computers.txt cmd /c dir "c:\program files"\yahoo*
psexec @c:\computers.txt cmd /c dir "c:\program files"\trill*

this would give me output like so for each of the commands for each of the computers:

--Positive Match

Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is CCD0-6CA7

Directory of c:\program files\MyWebSearch

04/06/2007 09:50a <DIR> .
04/06/2007 09:50a <DIR> ..
05/14/2007 10:48a <DIR> bar
04/06/2007 09:50a <DIR> SrchAstt
0 File(s) 0 bytes
4 Dir(s) 75,186,749,440 bytes free
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is 9839-31AC

--Negative Match

Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is 9839-31AC

Directory of c:\program files

Now the question is, how can I run multiple commands on each computer in a row. That way I can see what computer I'm running it on with something like an ipconfig command. Then I can search for each directory on that computer. Then move on to the next computer.

Any ideas are welcome
thanks.

 

[FalseGod]

Change it so that your batch file, instead of psexec, provides the system name from the file with a FOR loop.

That would be what I would do if I was going to do it.

Here is an example:

for /f %%i in (servers.txt) do ( 
echo %%i
psexec \\%%i ipconfig
)

 

[Asgorath]

Change it so that your batch file, instead of psexec, provides the system name from the file with a FOR loop.

That would be what I would do if I was going to do it.

Here is an example:

for /f %%i in (servers.txt) do ( 
echo %%i
psexec \\%%i ipconfig
)

Awesome! Exactly what I need!