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rename a file to include the ip address
Post 302095717 by [MA]Flying_Meat on Thursday 9th of November 2006 03:15:11 PM
11-09-2006
It is scriptable and not tooo difficult, but I'll let other more competent scripters suggest futher.
Rudimentary psuedo code would look something like this:
machines = 100
while machines is greater than zero
connect to X$machines
download filename.whatever as filenameX.whatever
machines -- 1
done
or something like that...
The connection method should be as transparent as possible, ala passwordless secure logon based on the pre-exchanged host keys dealie.
I hope that doesn't unduly confuse the matter.
Rudimentary psuedo code would look something like this:
machines = 100
while machines is greater than zero
connect to X$machines
download filename.whatever as filenameX.whatever
machines -- 1
done
or something like that...
The connection method should be as transparent as possible, ala passwordless secure logon based on the pre-exchanged host keys dealie.
I hope that doesn't unduly confuse the matter.
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