Find Windows Server Uptime Using Net Statistics Server
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If you are an administrator on a Windows Server, one question that needs to be answered quite often is “How long has that server been up?” or “When was the last time that server was restarted?”. These questions can be quickly answered using the following steps:
- From a command line type
net statistics serverand press [Enter]. - On the resulting screen, the line that starts with “Statistics since …” provides the time that the server started up.
Net Statistics Server
Notes:
- The command
net stats srvcan be used as a shortcut. - The command
net statistics workstationcan be used if you are on a workstation rather than a server.
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