https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-systems/connect-to-insight-manager-with-vbscript/m-p/3190104#M1038 The answer will depend on exactly what you have running where and what information you are trying to extract, but the short answer is yes.<BR /><BR />If you are trying to retrieve inventory or asset data and either IM7 or hpSIM has already collected it, you can use SQL calls from VBscript to connect to the database and get the info you want. The database schema for each is documented in help.<BR /><BR />Additionally, if you are using hpSIM you can direct many activities from the command line using the "mxtask" and "mxexec" functions.<BR /><BR />If you are trying to extract data directly from your script from the individual agents, the agents themselves are instrumented with SNMP. You can use the SNMP--&gt;WMI translator from Microsoft to get at the data then. Thu, 12 Feb 2004 08:40:50 GMT David Claypool 2004-02-12T08:40:50Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-systems/connect-to-insight-manager-with-vbscript/m-p/3190103#M1037 I would like to retrieve inforamtion from the servers in our domain with vbscript. <BR />For the moment, I am parsing the survey.txt file for the relevant information. <BR />The problem is that this file is not the same from machine to machine. <BR />I was wondering if it is possible to get this information directly through WMI or COM.<BR /><BR />Thank You Thu, 12 Feb 2004 05:54:07 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-systems/connect-to-insight-manager-with-vbscript/m-p/3190103#M1037 Breitenstein Denis 2004-02-12T05:54:07Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-systems/connect-to-insight-manager-with-vbscript/m-p/3190104#M1038 The answer will depend on exactly what you have running where and what information you are trying to extract, but the short answer is yes.<BR /><BR />If you are trying to retrieve inventory or asset data and either IM7 or hpSIM has already collected it, you can use SQL calls from VBscript to connect to the database and get the info you want. The database schema for each is documented in help.<BR /><BR />Additionally, if you are using hpSIM you can direct many activities from the command line using the "mxtask" and "mxexec" functions.<BR /><BR />If you are trying to extract data directly from your script from the individual agents, the agents themselves are instrumented with SNMP. You can use the SNMP--&gt;WMI translator from Microsoft to get at the data then. Thu, 12 Feb 2004 08:40:50 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-systems/connect-to-insight-manager-with-vbscript/m-p/3190104#M1038 David Claypool 2004-02-12T08:40:50Z