Use NET USE. Redirect the output to a file in the Kaseya script and then retrieve the file.

NET USE >c:\temp\mapped.txt

Greg


Legacy Forum Name: Script Requests,
Legacy Posted By Username: gssloan

How do I redirect the output to a file? Sorry so clueless, just not familiar with scripting at all

Legacy Forum Name: Script Requests,
Legacy Posted By Username: matt@hwgtech.com

Hi

This is not really scripting, but output redirection that has been around since the DOS days...

NET USE >c:tempmapped.txt

In the above line the ">" is the redirect command. So the line would execute as net use and redirect the output to the file named "tempmapped.exe" in the current directory on the c drive.

I would change the line to be: NET USE > c:\tempmapped.txt so that the file is put in a defined location; in this case at the root of the c drive.

hc





Legacy Forum Name: Script Requests,
Legacy Posted By Username: howardc

Redirection is performed by just adding the greater than (> symbol and a file name to the end of a command. In Kaseya,if youuse you need to actuallyenter these symbols twice because they are reservedcharacters in Kaseya.

Here's a script you can run.

Script Name: Get List of Mapped Drives

Script Description: This script will get a listing of a computer's mapped drives, create an output file, and retrieve an output file.



IF True 

THEN

 Execute Shell Command

 Parameter 1 : net use >>c:\temp\mapped.txt

 Parameter 2 : 0

 OS Type : 0

 Get File

 Parameter 1 : c:\temp\mapped.txt

 Parameter 2 : \MappedDrives\mapped.txt

 Parameter 3 : 3

 OS Type : 0

 Delete File

 Parameter 1 : c:\temp\mapped.txt

 OS Type : 0

ELSE

Legacy Forum Name: Script Requests,
Legacy Posted By Username: gssloan

Perfect, thanks Greg, that's what I was asking (> vs. >&gt. The message was clear, but not understood. You are a gentlemen and a scholar.

Legacy Forum Name: Script Requests,
Legacy Posted By Username: matt@hwgtech.com

Glad to help.

Thanks,

Greg


Legacy Forum Name: Script Requests,
Legacy Posted By Username: gssloan

Is there a way to have this output go elsewhere other than the Kaseya server? Like to another directory on a different server?

Legacy Forum Name: Script Requests,
Legacy Posted By Username: borq646