Batch Scripts / Programs.

Dielupovissa · 30 Jul 2021

I would like to have a batch file that give me the hostname of all machines in local network in file with the format: hostname: ip.

dorcom · 21 Aug 2021

Thanks!

Jevweazle · 10 Sep 2021

Great Scripts! Thank You Very Much

Paul Black · 10 Sep 2021

Jevweazle said:

Great Scripts! Thank You Very Much.

You are VERY welcome.

Hemimax · 12 Sep 2021

Hi Paul, just to confirm the only way to allow a bat file to download is to turn SmartScreen off & on?

Paul Black · 12 Sep 2021

Hello @Hemimax,

Hemimax said:

Hi Paul, just to confirm the only way to allow a bat file to download is to turn SmartScreen off & on?

Yes.

Have a look at this => Turn On or Off MS Defender SmartScreen for Apps and Files from Web in Win 10

I hope this helps.

Hemimax · 12 Sep 2021

Thanks, I tried everything, looks like turning it off is the only way to not get the .crdownload file

Also I got this???

Edit: I figured out SmartScreen it just took several steps to complete the download

ricardobohner · 13 Sep 2021

@Hemimax Have you tried curl?

curl -O https://www.somesite.com/FileYouWantToDownload.exe

Paul Black · 13 Sep 2021

Hello @Hemimax,

Hemimax said:

Also I got this???

Very strange, I have never had anyone have a problem with that file. They are just standard commands!

I just downloaded the actual file and ran it and it was fine. I will try and have a look at it later for you.

ricardobohner · 13 Sep 2021

@Paul Black It looks like the batch didn't find the right path to the desktop. I noticed that you used a for to check the path in the registry in "User Shell Folders". On my friends computer, he had the desktop saved in onedrive, but when I check the registry it says the desktop is on "%userprofile%\desktop" but there is nothing in there.

My conclusion on this is that the "User Shell Folders" is not completly trustable to get the desktop path....

Batch Scripts / Programs.

how to know the hostname from ip in local network