With the new Windows XP SP3 and in cases for deployments or inventory reports, you can of course use Systems Management Server(if you have), MS-Inventory Analyzer, MS-Base Line Security Analyzer, the problems I had is that some tools stop responding when they don´t find a PC, or they scan all PCs from a range of IPs, which of course takes longer.
The scenario: You want to check in your domain or host list which PCs have the Windows SP2 or SP3. Also try this against a computer list:
c:>psinfo service @c:\hosts.txt
where hosts.txt is a text file that you create in the c drive, and should look simple like this:
the output shows the hostname and the number service pack version:
PsInfo v1.75 - Local and remote system information viewer
Copyright (C) 2001-2007 Mark Russinovich
Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com
System information for \\PC01:
Service pack: 2
System information for \\ PC02:
Service pack: 2
System information for \\ PC03:
Service pack: 2
System information for \\ PC04:
Service pack: 2
For reporting options and Excel import it does not look so great, so lets modify and print it in CSV format:
C:\ >psinfo service -c @c:\hosts.txt
PC01,2,
PC02,2,
PC03,3,
PC04,3,
………
………
Do you want to have the whole procedure automated and just import to Excel, type:
C:\ >psinfo service -c @c:\hosts.txt>c:\servicepackinventory.txt
Finally now scan your domain and have fun:
C:\ >psinfo service -c \\*>c:\servicepackinventory.txt
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