I am looking for a good way to check the datetime of files on remote servers. Specifically, I need to be able to tell if they've been updated within the last hour or the current day. I tried to write a simple VB application that would return an errorlevel based on the result, however there is no way to define user authentication for the "External (Errorlevel)" check-type like there is for the other types.
Thanks,
Mike Smith
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