This is not a specific PowerShell query, as I would prefer a CMD command
instead, but a PowerShell commandlet would be a good alternative, if
possible.

I want to be able to see drive information, on local and remote machines.
It is frustrating for me to not know the Volume Names of remote machines'
volumes.

This is the best thing I could find:
http://www.softlookup.com/display.asp?id=24811


These are two examples of what information it can give:

C:\>drives
Drv Total Used Free Directory
C: 25116 MB 21914 MB 3202 MB C:\
D: 51199 MB 25055 MB 26144 MB D:\
------- ------- -------
All: 76315 MB 46969 MB 29346 MB or
74.52 GB 45.86 GB 28.65 GB



C:\>drives /v
Drv File System Volume Name
C: NTFS System
D: NTFS Files


The problem with it, is that it needs to be RUNAS Admin, and worse, it
cannot be used for remote machines, which is what I am really looking for.

Does anybody know anything that does what I want?

Cheers

ss.