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Wmic nicconfig where index=9 call enablestatic("192.168.0.117"),("255.255.255.0")ġ0.6 (1) 10.7 (1) 10.8 (1) 12 (1) 2 Factor Authentication (1) 2016 (1) active directory (3) ActiveDirectory (3) AD (4) AD LDS (3) ADAM (3) adds (1) ADFS (2) administrator (1) ADMT (1) Altiris NS (1) apple (3) authentication (4) auto login (1) BES (1) Blackberry Enterprise Server (1) books (1) bootguard (1) burflags (1) caffeinate (1) camera (1) cd burner (1) Certificates (1) certification (1) CISSP (1) Claims (1) command line (2) complex (1) CPU (1) crack (1) data leakage (1) delete (1) DFSR (1) domain (1) domain controller (1) domain controllers (1) Domains (1) ds (1) encrypted (1) Encryption (3) esx (1) esxcfg-vmknic (1) esxcfg-vswitch (1) esxi (3) esxtop (1) exchange (1) expensive (1) facetime (1) federation services (1) finder (1) FRS (1) Google (2) grep (1) hash (1) hidden files (1) inefficient (1) Jive (1) john the ripper (1) LAPS (1) LDAP (1) LDS (1) Linux (5) lion (1) login (1) login screen (1) lsass (1) Lync 2010 (1) Netflix (1) networksetup (1) OCS 2007 R2 (1) oracle (1) os x (6) osx (4) password (2) Passwords (2) permissions (1) PGP (3) powershell (5) queries (1) random (1) RecycleBin (1) redhat (1) reset (1) Restore (1) Roku (1) SAML (1) scripting (1) scripts (1) search (2) search-mailbox (1) Security (9) select-string (1) snow leopard (1) ssh (1) SSL (1) sso (1) steganography (1) subinacl.
Wmic uninstall exe full#
Note: In all the above you can use “brief” command to get a brief list of information and “full” to get the full list of information, for example use wmic process list brief, wmic process list full. To get the macaddress of nic card – wmic nic get macaddress,description To get the toal ram – wmic computersystem get TOTALPhysicalMemory,captionġ9. To get information about the computer – wmic csproduct get name,vendor,identifyingNumberġ8. To get information about QFE (Quick Fix Engineering) – wmic qfe get description,installedOnġ7. To get information about the OS – wmic os get name, servicepackmajorversionġ6. To get logon information – wmic logon get authenticationpackageġ5. To get screensaver information – wmic desktop get screensaversecure, screensavertimeoutġ4. To get Information of logical disks – wmic logicaldisk get description, filesystem, name, sizeġ3. To get full startup list – wmic startup list fullġ2. To get the volume information – wmic volume listġ1. To get the computer system details – wmic computersystem listġ0. To get the list of services – wmic services listĩ. To get the information of all shares (including hidden) – wmic share listĨ. To get the Environment list – wmic environment listħ. To get the built in System account list – wmic sysaccount listĦ. To get user account list – wmic useraccount listĥ. To get the NIC Card Configuration – wmic nicconfig listĤ.
To get the group list – wmic group listģ. To get the process list – wmic process listĢ. Wmic.exe computersystem where name=”%computername%” set AutomaticManagedPagefile=Trueġ.
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