Recently I got asked the question how we could pull a listing of all the shares, share permissions and security permissions on a number of servers, the request was pretty simple executing it is extremely challenging. We have 900 servers and we need to know the share drive and path of these shares, share permissions and security permisssions. Short of logging into each server and taking a listing manually, we did iund RMTshare Share.csv
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Our problem is we need to also get the share and security permissions for the shares which we do not seem to be able to do.
Any ideas out there on how we could use RMTShare to do this or does anyone have a vbscript that we could use? Any help would be appreciated guys, we have a few thousand shares per server and it makes it rather difficualt to gather all the data manually.
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How to get share info from a list of servers?
7th Dec 2011
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batch file
@Echo off
Title Share Lister
Echo.Please wait
for /f "usebackq delims=" %%A in ("comp.txt") do (
ECHO #############################################
Echo %%A
RMTSHARE.exe \\%%A
)>>Share.csv
Title Share Lister
Echo.Please wait
for /f "usebackq delims=" %%A in ("comp.txt") do (
ECHO #############################################
Echo %%A
RMTSHARE.exe \\%%A
)>>Share.csv
7th Dec 2011
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Have you used the SRVCHECK.EXE utility?
This is part of the Windows 2003 resource kit
It can enumerate shares and permissions on local and remote servers
It can enumerate shares and permissions on local and remote servers
7th Dec 2011
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Thank you Robo, as always the guys here come back quick with excellent answers. we are looking at a batch file or csharp dev to run either SRVcheck.exe or Shareenum.
HP Gaspar
8th Dec 2011
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have your tried ShareEnum
hi
Agree with above , use a batch file or some type of script, but you can use
"ShareEnum" to get the permissions report (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb795532)
or in a powershell script using the get-acl command
Agree with above , use a batch file or some type of script, but you can use
"ShareEnum" to get the permissions report (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb795532)
or in a powershell script using the get-acl command
7th Dec 2011
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Thank you . Appreciate the response. My Powershell Guru is off in a teepee somewhere doing his vision quest, we are looking at using csharp to to get the data using either ShareEnum or SRVCHECK.exe.
As always guys, thanks for the response and assistance.
As always guys, thanks for the response and assistance.
HP Gaspar
8th Dec 2011
Ahh i see, C sharp is beyond my area , but ims sure somoen on here will know how to help you with that.
markp24@...
8th Dec 2011
