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Is there a command that would let me view the TCP/IP
protocol statistics on another machine on my network, for
example netstat shows me the statistics for the computer I
am logged on to. But what if I want to view the tcp/ip
protocol statistics for a different machine sitting at my
machine? I need to know if there is a command line tool
like netstat that would let me do this. Any help or
pointers in the right direction would be greatly
appreciated.
Lakshman
 
Lakshman said:
Is there a command that would let me view the TCP/IP
protocol statistics on another machine on my network, for
example netstat shows me the statistics for the computer I
am logged on to. But what if I want to view the tcp/ip
protocol statistics for a different machine sitting at my
machine? I need to know if there is a command line tool
like netstat that would let me do this. Any help or
pointers in the right direction would be greatly
appreciated.
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Hi

You can run netstat.exe remotely using PsExec.exe.

PsExec.exe is in the free PsTools suite, found at
http://www.sysinternals.com

PsExec can even automatically copy a file over to the remote computer
before it starts it.


Another freeware program with similar merits to PsExec is Beyondexec.
http://www.beyondlogic.org/consulting/remoteprocess/BeyondExec.htm

Beyondexec also have multiple computer functionality.
 
I wans't looking for a third party tool. I needed to know
if there was a tool MS had built in the Operating system
or on the support/tools folder on the W2K disc.
Lakshman
 
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