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  • NetworkElf

    #1

    WMI reference

    It looks as if I'm going to be using WMI quite a bit in the near fututre.
    I'm wondering what reference and reading materials people here have found
    useful. All suggestions appreciated.

    thanks,

    ne.


  • Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]

    #2
    Re: WMI reference

    "NetworkElf " <NetworkElf@nos pam.nospamschri eb:
    It looks as if I'm going to be using WMI quite a bit in the near fututre.
    I'm wondering what reference and reading materials people here have found
    useful. All suggestions appreciated.
    The chapters in the MSDN Library about WMI, especially the WMI classes
    ('Win32_*'), and the 'System.Managem ent' namespace in the .NET Framework's
    class library.

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    M S Herfried K. Wagner
    M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
    V B <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/dotnet/faqs/>

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    • md

      #3
      Re: WMI reference

      While it's not directly related to .Net, you should also download
      Scriptomatic (got it from MS somewhere). I find it very helpful to figure
      out what properties are available and return what values. I'm sure you can
      find it with Google.

      Matt

      "NetworkElf " <NetworkElf@nos pam.nospamwrote in message
      news:ORbw7cNkHH A.4152@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
      It looks as if I'm going to be using WMI quite a bit in the near fututre.
      I'm wondering what reference and reading materials people here have found
      useful. All suggestions appreciated.
      >
      thanks,
      >
      ne.
      >

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      • Matthias Tacke

        #4
        Re: WMI reference

        md wrote:
        While it's not directly related to .Net, you should also download
        Scriptomatic (got it from MS somewhere). I find it very helpful to figure
        out what properties are available and return what values. I'm sure you can
        find it with Google.
        >
        Matt
        >
        "NetworkElf " <NetworkElf@nos pam.nospamwrote in message
        news:ORbw7cNkHH A.4152@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
        >It looks as if I'm going to be using WMI quite a bit in the near fututre.
        >I'm wondering what reference and reading materials people here have found
        >useful. All suggestions appreciated.
        >>
        ScriptomaticV2
        <http://www.microsoft.c om/downloads/details.aspx?fa milyid=09DFC342-648B-4119-B7EB-783B0F7D1178&di splaylang=en>

        The IMHO more interesting WMICodeCreator:
        <http://www.microsoft.c om/downloads/details.aspx?fa milyid=2cc30a64-ea15-4661-8da4-55bbc145c30e&di splaylang=en>


        --
        Greetings
        Matthias

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        • md

          #5
          Re: WMI reference

          WMICodeCreator looks very interesting. Thanks for posting that!

          Matt

          "Matthias Tacke" <Matthias@Tacke .dewrote in message
          news:f1o04f$jrq $1@news.albasan i.net...
          md wrote:
          >While it's not directly related to .Net, you should also download
          >Scriptomatic (got it from MS somewhere). I find it very helpful to figure
          >out what properties are available and return what values. I'm sure you
          >can find it with Google.
          >>
          >Matt
          >>
          >"NetworkElf " <NetworkElf@nos pam.nospamwrote in message
          >news:ORbw7cNkH HA.4152@TK2MSFT NGP04.phx.gbl.. .
          >>It looks as if I'm going to be using WMI quite a bit in the near
          >>fututre. I'm wondering what reference and reading materials people here
          >>have found useful. All suggestions appreciated.
          >>>
          >
          ScriptomaticV2
          <http://www.microsoft.c om/downloads/details.aspx?fa milyid=09DFC342-648B-4119-B7EB-783B0F7D1178&di splaylang=en>
          >
          The IMHO more interesting WMICodeCreator:
          <http://www.microsoft.c om/downloads/details.aspx?fa milyid=2cc30a64-ea15-4661-8da4-55bbc145c30e&di splaylang=en>
          >
          >
          --
          Greetings
          Matthias

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          • NetworkElf

            #6
            Re: WMI reference

            Thanks, guys.

            That gives me a great place to get started.

            ne.


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