Batch File

[sagent64]

Hi , i want to make a script on command line that will show my IP address , Computer Name , Windows User Account , Date
is there anyone can share it here?...
or any more code can add?
i also want to know how to use Looping decrements -- like 5 4 3 2 1 in command prompt

any answer ,url w'd appreciated
Thanks

[srego]

I just created this for you, im using windows 8.1
to create a batch file, just open a note pad and save the file to filename.BAT
or in windows xp or 7 at command prompt just type: edit filename.BAT

just copy and paste this script:


@echo off
set ip_address="IPv4 Address"
for /f "usebackq tokens=2 delims=:" %%f in (`ipconfig ^| findstr /c:%ip_address%`) do @echo Your IP Address is: %%f
@echo Domain: %USERDOMAIN%
@echo User: %USERNAME%
@echo Date: %DATE%
@echo Time: %TIME%
set counter=5
:loop
@echo Countdown: %counter%
set /a counter=%counter%-1
if %counter% EQU 0 goto exit
goto loop
:exit
@echo here is what you asked from ChattChitto by Srego

[LghPuppy]

Nice Srego.

[MrNiitriiX]

try theis for your first question:

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@ECHO OFF
IPCONFIG |FIND "IP"
@echo --------------------------------------------------------
@echo Domain: %USERDOMAIN%
@echo --------------------------------------------------------
@echo User: %USERNAME%
@echo --------------------------------------------------------
@echo Date: %DATE%
@echo --------------------------------------------------------
pause

also found this on the net for more details:

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@echo off
echo Checking your system information, Please wating...
systeminfo | findstr /c:"Host Name"
systeminfo | findstr /c:"Domain"
systeminfo | findstr /c:"OS Name"
systeminfo | findstr /c:"OS Version"
systeminfo | findstr /c:"System Manufacturer"
systeminfo | findstr /c:"System Model"
systeminfo | findstr /c:"System type"
systeminfo | findstr /c:"Total Physical Memory"
ipconfig | findstr IPv4

echo.

echo Hard Drive Space:
wmic diskdrive get size

echo.
echo.

echo Service Tag:
wmic bios get serialnumber

echo.
echo.
echo CPU:
wmic cpu get name

echo Completed! 
pause 

And to creat a loop in batch just type :a and goto a .... for example

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@ECHO OFF
echo My name is sagent64
:a
echo and i know you love me
goto a

[sagent64]

how about sending messege to the host ? or ip address connected to your net view ? ...

can we also let this post open so Manny people could share and learn from other skills in batch filesss

[srego]

first you need to enable your net messenger services.

to send a message to a computer PC1

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net send PC1 "hello"

to send a message to the whole workgroup

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net send * "hello everyone"

[sagent64]

ok ok thanks .. how about browsing files ? ... and sending files executing files using commandline to the other computer ? ... .

[srego]

you cant browse. DOS is not a shell. but there are dos programs which is capable of browsing files.
but
you can go to the shared files of a network computer, copy, delete, rename, etc. depending on the network permission


e.g.

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copy 192.168.1.1\sharedfolder\test.txt  D:\test 

[sagent64]

ok i have shells so can you tell me how to do it in shell? or tell me the other program ? ..
also the net msg is not working maybe it will work on shell ..

[srego]

again, you need to enable the net messenger services.
ctrl panel> administrative tools> services> net messenger\
then at the dos
CMD> net start

then you can do net send.

well about shell, if you have one; its probably on its Help.

and uhmmm its been a long time that I was in the world of DOS. and I forgot the name of shell i sometime used.. its something "Norton Disk... ... " i forgot sorry
all i remember is i used two before. but I dont really rely on it. as long as you know DOS commands

its kinda hard to share all. because DOS have different versions.

if theres something you want to know, or ask.
then I maybe can do a recall and try to help



-- 22 May 2014, 17:45 --

BTW net send or the net messenger service is only available in XP
as i have said DOS commands depends on its version.
if you are running in vista win7/8
use msg.exe