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Solve : How to read information from the command prompt? |
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Answer» HI, I was wondering how I could PULL the information out of the command line interface so after I do an "Ipconfig /all" I'd like to know how to take that information and put it into a text file. I was browsing the GUIDES and commands and it seemed that the CMD command /a would be most appropriate however, I do not know how to get it to work properly. Ultimately the purpose of me doing this is to create a small program that will RUN ipconfig, and SEVERAL other commands from the computer of your choice on a domain. Any help would be apreciated. Thanks in advance. So I answered my own question I just had to follow the ipconfig command with a > directory\filename.txt Thanks anywhoAll command line switches can be seen by typing in the command and a /? after and hitting enter... |
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