Have you tried the -NOP mode?  From the EMCreports readme.txt:  EMCREPORTS -NOP:THIS OPTION ALLOWS YOU TO COLLECT THE FULL EMCREPORTS COLLECTION WITH NO POPUP WINDOWS, AND THEREFORE, HANDS FREE:1) GO TO A COMMAND PROMPT AND CD TO THE DIRECTORY WHERE EMCREPORTS.EXE IS LOCATED (YOU CAN EXECUTE EMCREPORTS FROM ANY DIRECTORY).2) ENTER THE FOLLOWING COMMAND SYNTAX:    EMCRPTS_X86_V35.EXE  /C:"EMCRPT.CMD -NOP"NOTE: SINCE EMCREPORTS WILL NOT DISPLAY THE FINAL ZIP FILE IN -NOP MODE, YOU WILL NEED TO EXTRACT IT MANUALLY FROM %SYSTEMROOT%\EMCREPORTS\COLLECTION\ZIP Hope this helps.
I'm looking at collection and collation of EMCReports grabs - as part of an upcoming microcode update, and just in general for a site wide audit of our environment. One of the problems I'm having is that EMCReports likes to pop up loads of windows in order to run - not the end of the world, but a little incovenient when trying to do this. The script I've knocked together is this: Script to run EMC Grab on all hosts in an environment  But basically grabs 'symmaskdb list database', runs through each host doing a psexec to run EMCReports, and then copying the resultant collection file back to the host running the script. But I've found that basically every 'console session' for my host has now got a 'readme.txt' and the EMCReports file direectory open, when I log onto servers next. I was wondering ... well, if anyone's come up with better solutions, or failing that anyone can suggest how to quietly run EMCReports remotely.
EMC Reports silently?