{"id":34,"date":"2006-06-02T08:41:00","date_gmt":"2006-06-02T12:41:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/jdhitsolutions.com\/blog\/2006\/06\/02\/introduction-to-wmic\/"},"modified":"2013-07-02T08:11:32","modified_gmt":"2013-07-02T12:11:32","slug":"introduction-to-wmic","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/jdhitsolutions.com\/blog\/scripting\/34\/introduction-to-wmic\/","title":{"rendered":"Introduction to WMIC"},"content":{"rendered":"

WMIC - An Introduction<\/span>
Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) is an extremely powerful technology that provides tremendous detail on how a computer system is configured and operating. What makes WMI so attractive to Windows administrators is that you don't have to be a programmer to leverage it. WMI is available as a scripting option. There are many WMI VBScripts available online and as part of the Windows 2000\/XP\/2003 Resource Kits. With a little training and experience, you can develop your own WMI scripts. However all is not lost for those of you not inclined to learn the intricacies of developing a VBScript using WMI. XP includes a command line tool called WMIC which can execute WMI queries for you in a much simpler fashion. There is actually so much to explain about wmic that I can't possibly review it all. I'm only going to discuss enough information to get you started. I urge you to look at the information for wmic in Help & Support. WMI support is included in Windows 2000 and later systems by default.<\/p>\n

To use the tool, open a command prompt and type WMIC. The first time you run the program it does a mini-install of sorts. From there after, you will be presented with a wmic prompt (wmi:root\\cli>). This is the utility's interactive mode. To quit the program just type 'exit' (without the quotes). You can also execute a full query at the command line which I'll cover at the end. Entering '\/?' at the prompt will display help information.<\/p>\n

As you see, to get information, you just need to know an alias for the component you are interested in. Unlike scripting where you would need to know a specific class name, you can get by with a simple name. At the wmic prompt, type in 'cpu'. You will get a report of cpu properties that scrolls off the screen. Typing 'cpu list brief' will return a subset of information. But it is still hard to read. For a better report, type 'cpu list \/format:textvaluelist'. Other formatting options include CSV (\/format:csv),raw XML (\/format:rawxml), an HTML table (\/format:htable) or an HTML page (\/format:hform). If you want to save the output to a file, you can use the \/Output switch. You can send output to the Windows clipboard (\/Output:clipboard) or a file (\/Output:osreport.csv). Be aware that you must put the output switch first in the command. For example, at the prompt type '\/output:osreport.htm os list full \/format:hform'. You can then open the file osreport.htm in any browser. If you specify a file name with spaces, you must enclose the name in quotes \" \".<\/p>\n

WMIC is nice but it's real power comes in managing remote systems. At the beginning of your command, simply use \/node:servername, like this:<\/p>\n

\/node:FileSrv01 \/output:c:\\reports\\filesrv01-cpu.htm cpu list \/format:hform.<\/p>\n

If you want to query multiple remote systems, separate computer names with commas (\/node:computer1,computer2,computer3). Depending on the query you might also need to pass alternate credentials. At the beginning of the command, use \/User and \/Password. You can't use different credentials for local systems. Here is a more complete interactive example (this is one single line command from a wmic prompt):<\/p>\n

\/user:mydomain\\Admin09 \/password:P@ssw0rd node:FileSrv01,FileSrv02
\/output:c:\\reports\\filesrv01-cpu.htm cpu list \/format:hform.<\/p>\n

I mentioned that you can also run commands directly from the command line. All you need to do is type wmic and then the wmic command you tested interactively:<\/p>\n

wmic \/node:FileSrv01 \/output:c:\\reports\\filesrv01-cpu.htm cpu list \/format:hform.<\/p>\n

That's all there is to it. As I mentioned, WMIC can be a very useful utility and there is much more to it than I can cover here. In the mean time, open up a command prompt and try these commands to see for yourself. Don't worry, no changes will be made to your system, just a report of some local resources and elements. Depending on your system, some commands will provide more values than others.<\/p>\n

wmic cpu list \/format:textvaluelist
wmic os list \/format:textvaluelist
wmic \/output:mypc.htm computersystem list \/format:hform [open mypc.htm in browser after you exit wmic to see the results]
wmic logicaldisk list brief \/format:textvaluelist
wmic csproduct list \/format:textvaluelist<\/p>\n

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