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text file output on local server
Post 302567880 by AJ-102111 on Tuesday 25th of October 2011 10:49:05 AM
10-25-2011
text file output on local server
I would imagine that it is possible to have a command's on-screen output placed into a text file; the difficulty I'm having is in getting that text file saved on the local server, while issuing the command on the remote server
Thanks!
-AJ
Thanks!
-AJ
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