[Suspected Spam]Re: Tool to remotely search for filetypes

["J. Bakshi" <bakshi12 () gmail com>]

Is not ssh more than enough ?
I place shell script to remote servers and call them by ssh ( remote command execution) to know the status ; whatever I 
like.


On 22 Aug 2009 07:01:43 -0000
sthito () gmail com wrote:

> Hi List,
>
>   Greetings to all! I am searching for a tool that can remotely login
> to a network computer(I have admin privileges to the remote system)
> and remotely list/inventorize all the filetypes in the system. I am
> also looking for a GUI based option that will generate a report
> according to a specific type of file/s (something like a text box
> where you enter the filetype, e.g. *.txt and it will draw up a report
> filetypes in all the drives including hidden and system files). I can
> use the C$, D$, ADMIN$ share (or use NET USE), but it is becoming
> cumbersome. Also, it would be great if the tool could connect to
> multiple systems at once. I am assuming that all the $ shares are
> enabled.
>
> Hoping to find a quick response :)
>
> Cheers,
> Sthito.
>
> #+919830455119
>
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