I wrote a WMI script to connect to iterate through a list of 2,000
workstations and:
1. ping each one using win32_pingstatus
2. if online connect with WMI with an array of passwords
3. get the version of a specific file and write it to a CSV file
What I discovered was that even with the initial PING the list took too
long to process.
As a possible solution I took the list of 2000 and broke it down into 4
lists of 500.
The report generated showed the incorrect results and I am concerned I
am missing something.
What needs to be changed in a script if multiple instances are running?
Would the variables each script creates need to be uniquely named?
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