Luckily, smartctl from smartmontools which you probably know best from Linux distributions, exists as a Windows port. Running it either as a part of a machine startup script, through some kind of inventory solution or on demand via RPC (e.g. with PsExec) and capturing / saving the output should get you there.
There is only very limited WMI support for getting to SMART data.
Luckily, smartctl from smartmontools which you probably know best from Linux distributions, exists as a Windows port. Running it either as a part of a machine startup script, through some kind of inventory solution or on demand via RPC (e.g. with PsExec) and capturing / saving the output should get you there.
You can use something like SpeedFan to grab the data from individual machines. I don't know of anything that can grab it globally though.