please point me if this question has been asked before, but here it goes.
Can the output from netstat or pstools commands be saved to a usb stick (via copy and paste) to a named file already on the usb device without changing volitle data on the origional volume?
any input will be appreciated.
> Can the output from netstat or pstools commands be saved to a usb stick
> (via copy and paste) to a named file already on the usb device without
> changing volitle data on the origional volume?
Wow…talk about a mess of a question…no offense!
First, yes, you can add the output of a command to a file easily
c\>netstat -ano >> e\somefile.txt
Use the redirection operator for appending.
Second, volatile data does not exist on volumes…volumes are hard drives. Volatile data exists in memory, and whenever you execute a command, you alter volatile memory, as the program needs to be loaded and run.
I hope that helps…
Harlan
leave it to mee to make a mess of things wink
ty for setting that straight..
Second, volatile data does not exist on volumes…volumes are hard drives. Volatile data exists in memory, and whenever you execute a command, you alter volatile memory, as the program needs to be loaded and run.
and TY for the extended command to take it straight to usb..
c\>netstat -ano >> e\somefile.txt
as nice of a program as netcat is…sometimes it's not appropriate to use it for data xfer..
thanks for all your help.
farrah
Yeah, netcat doesn't work in all situations.
I hope that helps you with what you're trying to do.
Also, your profile says "Virginia, South"…if you don't mind me asking, where?
If you want to take this offlist, I'm at keydet89 at yahoo dot com
H