Windows Uptime command
Posted: 3/2/2006 8:08:38 PMBy: Comfortably Anonymous
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Topic: Windows Administration
An easy way to find out just how long that Windows server has been up:
Open a command prompt and type NET STATISTICS WORKSTATION and you'll get the following. The 'Statistics since xxx' shows when the machine was booted, along with a bunch of other good info. (Note you can also type NET STATISTICS SERVER, but the info it gives you is a bit lame)
Workstation Statistics for \\MACHINENAME
Statistics since 2/19/2006 6:38 PM
Bytes received 187770141
Server Message Blocks (SMBs) received 83361
Bytes transmitted 44165182
Server Message Blocks (SMBs) transmitted 83513
Read operations 9122
Write operations 2764
Raw reads denied 0
Raw writes denied 0
Network errors 0
Connections made 1647
Reconnections made 0
Server disconnects 7
Sessions started 0
Hung sessions 0
Failed sessions 0
Failed operations 0
Use count 612
Failed use count 2
Open a command prompt and type NET STATISTICS WORKSTATION and you'll get the following. The 'Statistics since xxx' shows when the machine was booted, along with a bunch of other good info. (Note you can also type NET STATISTICS SERVER, but the info it gives you is a bit lame)
Workstation Statistics for \\MACHINENAME
Statistics since 2/19/2006 6:38 PM
Bytes received 187770141
Server Message Blocks (SMBs) received 83361
Bytes transmitted 44165182
Server Message Blocks (SMBs) transmitted 83513
Read operations 9122
Write operations 2764
Raw reads denied 0
Raw writes denied 0
Network errors 0
Connections made 1647
Reconnections made 0
Server disconnects 7
Sessions started 0
Hung sessions 0
Failed sessions 0
Failed operations 0
Use count 612
Failed use count 2
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