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Hey guys you can type ver at the command prompt to see what version of windows you are running but is there a line you can add to see what service pack?

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In command prompt type "winver". Opens a box with the info you want.

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yea that I knew maybe I was not clear.

I have a list of servers say something like.
Devportw03a

I want to be able to open a command prompt and do something similar but see the results on my local machine for this particular web server.

something like systeminfo that will reach out and find sysinfo of a server

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Can I ask why this needs to be done in the command prompt? You would have to connect to the remote machine and run the command. I don't know of any built-in commands that do that. You could google something called PsExec....

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SYSTEMINFO /S system /U domain\user /P password /FO

example
SYSTEMINFO /S 162.126.4.37 /U dmz\dmarcan /P test123 /FO TABLE

got all the info I needed and then some.

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