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    - remove exchange attributes I have a vbscript that will create exchange mailboxes for my AD users. I am interested in a script to remove those attributes. I am looking for a way to automate the Exchange Tasks\Remove Exchange attributes task. Hopefully someone can help me. Paul Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184169
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    - Start Access Application from vbScript I am totally new to vbScript. I have an Access application that I want to kick-off using VBscript, but I have not been able to figure out how to do it. I would like the script to open the application in hidden mode, then execute the Autoexec macro that is in the app. Can anyone suggest a format for this operation? How about a good text for someone that has been programming in VBA (mostly Access, but some Excel) for about 7 years. Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184168
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    - Another Question:( Hi Again Group, I have the following code which deletes all file over 7 days old. sDateTime = Year(dDate) & Right(100 + Month(dDate),2) _ & Right(100 + Day(dDate),2) & "_" & Right(100 + Hour(dDate),2) _ & Right(100 + Minute(dDate),2) & Right(100 + Second(dDate),2) sFilename = sDateTime & ".zip" 'Delete OLD Data - This Keeps 7 Days worth of Backups Set Folder = FSO.GetFolder("C:\zips\DataBackup\HFSdata") For Each File in Folder.Files If DateDiff("d", CDate(File.DateLastModified), Now()) > 7 Then FSO.DeleteFile File Next What I would like to be able to do is if the file is Less than 24 Hours old copy the Data to a Zip Disk on Drive Z: I guess I would Add in something like: If DateDiff("d", CDate(File.DateLastModified), Now()) > 7 Then FSO.CopyFile File?? but I can`t find any info on the net tho:( Anybody kindly give me some code or point me in the right direction? Many Thanks Regards NSC Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184167
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    - Automatically Do IP and Docs Hi Group, Sorry if this is a simple on but im a newbie to all this scripting. I have the following as part of my VB Script: Const DriveLetter = "H:" Const SharePath = \\10.109.220.10\c$\Documents and Settings\Holderness.Road\My Documents As Im deploying this to many machines, I would like to be able to automatically get the Machines IP Address and Logged on Users My Documents Path. Could somebody possible point me in the right direction. Many Thanks NSC Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184166
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    - Pick List is displaying but cannot pick from New to VBScript. I've written a script which brings back a list of recent entires, the idea beign our users pick the one they require rather than having to remember their references. I've got the list to display but it doesn't allow them to click on any. Code is below, where ABCDEF is our database. Appreciate your help here, thanks. ----------------------------------------------------------- sub main() Set cnABCDEF = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") cnABCDEF.ConnectionString = "ODBC;DATABASE=ABCDEF;DSN=ABCDEF;UID=xxx;PWD=xxx;APP=ABCDEF" cnABCDEF.Open Set cmdQuery = CreateObject ("ADODB.Command") With cmdQuery Set .ActiveConnection = cnABCDEF .CommandText = "Select mattercode, matter from vw_refno where fe = 'JEH' and status = 'O' order by lasttime" .CommandType = adCmdText End With Set matters = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") Set matters.Source = cmdQuery matters.Cursortype = adOpenForwardOnly matters.CursorLocation = adUseClient matters.LockType = adLockReadOnly matters.Open If matters.State = adStateOpen Then Do While Not matters.EOF strMsg = strMsg & matters.Fields("mattercode").Value strMsg = strMsg & ":" & vbTab strMsg = strMsg & matters.Fields("matter").Value strMsg = strMsg & vbNewLine matters.MoveNext Loop Matters.Close MsgBox strMsg Else MsgBox "Recordset not opened" End If Set matters = Nothing Set cmdQuery = Nothing cnABCDEF.Close Set cnABCDEF = Nothing end sub Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184165
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    - Help, script to find user not logged in for a number of time (usiing LastloginTimeStamp) Hi, Well, my script (below) is supposed to find all user's on the domain which have "password cannot expire" falgged, aswell as a list of all users (by name) who have not logged on for a month. If we only use the line: (userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=65536); in the LDAP search query, the script works fine, and returns a list of all user by name. But when (lastLogonTimeStamp<= 127751249340000000) is added in the search, the script returns nothing, any advice would be great appreciated. Regards Khurram Orion4_@hotmail.com ' ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ' UserAudit_2.vbs ' Creates a report based on AD user properties for security auditing purposes ' ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ On Error Resume Next 'set parameters for ADOB Connection Set objADConnection = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") Set objADCommand = CreateObject("ADODB.Command") objADConnection.Provider = "ADsDSOObject" objADConnection.Open "Active Directory Provider" Set objADCommand.ActiveConnection = objADConnection objADCommand.Properties("Page Size") = 1000 'connect to AD using LDAP, and search for users with 'the "ADS_UF_DONT_EXPIRE_PASSWD" flag (use value 65536) objADCommand.CommandText = _ "<LDAP://DC=rfs,DC=nsw,DC=gov,DC=au>;" & _ "(&(ObjectCategory=Person)(objectCategory=User)(lastLogonTimeStamp<= 127751249340000000)(userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=65536));" & _ "Name;Subtree" 'Define Record set Set rsAD = objADCommand.Execute 'start at beggining of Record Set rsAD.MoveFirst 'Print out the names of all users in RS Do Until rsAD.EOF Wscript.Echo rsAD.Fields("Name").Value rsAD.MoveNext Loop Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184156
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    - bug? I found my .bat file setting environment variable from result of vbscript but the value disappear right away/ bat file statements @@rem some code that set up values for strdate with values like strdate=Nov 29 18:38 echo %strdate%| For /F "usebackq tokens=1-2" %%i in (`cscript //nologo "D:\util -misc\ConvertMMM_DD_HH_MM.vbs" `) do set DtRapidLstDnlod=%%i %%j @@echo @debug newdt=%dtnew% @@echo @debug DtRapidLstDnlod=%DtRapidLstDnlod% @@echo stop for debug @@rem end of bat file Now I see output c:\>set DtRapidLstDnlod=2005-11-29 %J @debug newdt=Nov 29 18:38 @debug DtRapidLstDnlod= stop for debug here is the code for vbs file dim newDt , sDt, str str = wscript.stdIn.ReadLine newDt = Cdate(str) sDt = "" & newDT if len(sDt) = 17 then sDt = "20" & sDt End If wscript.echo sDt what did I miss? from the output the vbscript does seem to function correctly, but somehow, the value of variable being set gets lost. and become some funny empty value. If I enter in command prompt set dt I get DtRapidLstDnlod= Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184155
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    - Can I detect the Serial Number of a PC in a start up script I would like to gather the Make, Model, and Serial Number of a PC during the boot process. I am having difficulty doing so under restrictive user accounts in my domain and am hoping a startup script running under the system account would work. Any ideas would be appreciated. Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184152
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    - List user's mapped drives on a remote PC I'm trying to come up with a scripted methodology of listing the mapped drives of the current user on remote PCs. I've found an article on Technet's Hey Scripting Guys archive (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/resources/qanda/oct05/hey1027.mspx ) that describes what I want to do perfectly. I have built my script around this code, but have found that, although the article states "As usual, you can modify this script to run against a remote computer simply by assigning the name of that machine to the variable strComputer", you cannot enumerate the shares on a remote PC (XP in this case) - the response always comes back blank. The same methodology works great when run locally on the PC. How would I go about listing the mapped drives used by the current user of a remote PC? TIA -- Scott McWilliams EDS Canada Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184144
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    - Option Explicit Issue Hi, I'm using Option Explicit to force all variables to be declared in my script, however this doesn't seem to be the case. It seems from a certain point forward in my script I can use variables without declaring them first. Any idea what has happened here? I know this obviously sounds a little odd, I'm sure there's a sensible solution to whatever has happened. Thanks, Steve Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184141
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    - WMI Chipset Model and revision Does anyone know how to get the Chipset model name (i845, i955) and revision using WMI. I've searched several classes but none returning this information. Whats interesting is the registry has this info??? but it is stored differently with each machine. Thanks C- Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184136
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    - How do I run this in VBscript? I am trying to run this in a vbscript and i am not quite sure how to do this, if I run it in a .bat file it runs no problem... any help would be appreciated... \\testdc\mailsend\MailSend -from test@test.com -smtp mail.test.net -to test@test.com -msg "Your Files have been uploaded to the following FTP Site ftp://192.168.0.1 please use the following username - test and password - password to access the site. Thank You " Thanks Gavin... Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184134
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    - Applying Hex Value to Registry Hello, I'm new to vbscript and i'm having a problem when i try to apply a registry key. Here is my line of code: WshShell.RegWrite "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\CabinetState", 0c0002001b01e77760000000 "REG_DWORD" I'm having trouble with the hex syntax. Would anyone know how to write this correctly? Thanks -- -Maro Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184131
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    - Find SP2 - [WILDPACKET] Any body has a script which will find all the Windows XP Clients running SP2 our find SP1 in our domain? ****************************** Have this LDAP Query. (&(&(&(&(&(objectCategory=Computer)(operatingSystem=Windows XP Professional)(!operatingSystemServicePack=Service Pack 1)))))) This query works but also picks up all the XP PCs which are also running SP2. I just want the query to pick SP1 PCs. Any ideas any thing wrong with this query? Please advise. Thank you Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184128
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    - replace string i have a log file in this format... a,b,c,d,e,f,g a,b,c,d,e,f,g a,b,c,d,e,f,g a,b,c,d,e,f,g it finish with double newline ( /n) i need to replace the last caracther of the file, like typing a backspace. any idea?? Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184119
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    - VPS reads XML Hi, I am looking a Vbscript to read mssecure.xml or any xml files. JavaScript is OK too. Thanks, Wensi Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184116
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    - Run Logon Script on Workstations Only I am creating a script that I want to run at logon in a Windows NT domain, but want it to execute on Windows 2000 or XP Professional Workstations only, not on Servers. We have several admins that use the same username to log on to both their workstations, and servers, creating issues if the same script executes when they log on to their servers. While I am able to use the System environment variable to determine that the OS is Windows_NT, and use a subsequent registry read of HKLM\Software\Windows NT\CurrentControlSet\CurrentControlSet to determine the OS version as 5.0 or 5.1. This doesn't tell me whether the machine is XP/2000 professional, or server 2000/2003. This sounds real easy, but I have been researching this, and, as of yet, have been unable to locate an efficient way to tell whether the local machine is a workstation or server. Do you have any suggestions that will work in a large environment (10000 + workstations and servers)? Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184115
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    - The Balmar Rave. Developer's Rap Techno-Remix Crank it up!!!!!!!!!! http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2362050448778905490&q=%22steve+ballmer%22 Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184114
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    - Executing Applications on a Server Through an ASP Page pardon me if this is a wrong group to post this question...! I am trying to invoke a batch file on the server using a link/button on the ASP web page. I tried Set WShShell = Server.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") RetCode = WShShell.Run("C:\test1.bat") -***- Set Executor = Server.CreateObject("ASPExec.Execute") Executor.Application = "cmd.exe" Executor.Parameters = "/c c:\test1.bat" Executor.ShowWindow = False strResult = Executor.ExecuteWinApp Neither of them work...... any ideas..... thanks in advance, _Uday Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184108
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    - Readall command How do I read a text file into an array except the first five lines? Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184107
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    - How do I remove 8 Characters from the Right of a variable? How do I remove characters from the right of a populated variable, removing @bla.com from a UPN for example? Assume variableA = first.last@bla.com I've tried using things like - variableB = Right(variableA, 8), I know it returns the last 8 as the variable I'm using - variableB = StripRightNCharacters(variableA, 8), this one returned nothing so I may be using it wrong. I know the characters I want to remove, they are always on the right and always the same number, and always the same characters, like @bla.com Everything seems to be geared towards counting from the left and trimming, but the number of characters on the left change in my example... Is there a simple function I can call that I'm not seeing? Thank you, -- Sean M. Loftus Enterprise Architect Loftus Consulting, Inc. www.LoftusConsulting.com sean(removeme)@loftus.org Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184103
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    - Error loging in VBscript I have a script that is doing a few thing like running out to the web and unzipping files is there any way to have the script create and send all error to a log file. Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184102
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    - Logging a script timeout I have a login script that i have set to timeout if it runs for more than 30 secs using wscript.timeout. But now i would like to be able to write this timeout event to the event log. Is this possible. Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184100
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    - Enumerate administrators group with the aid of registry Hi All, How I can enumerate Administrators group on WinXP with the aid of registry ? Best Regards Boris Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184094
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    - OU printing Below is a printer script I am running through a GPO on an OU, If the computer and printer are in a top level OU then it works ok. Once the computer goes into an OU that is one OU level deeper it doesnt work. Have configured each OU the same as far as printers computers an policies. I just move the printer and computer to the next OU and it doesnt work. It's like the script isn't reading deep enough. DOMAIN.COM OU 1 (works) OU 2 (No working) OU 3 (works) OU 4 (No working) Can anyone help? __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Option Explicit Dim objWshNetwork '<Windows Script Host Network Object> Dim strComputerName '<CN= + Computer name string> Dim strDomain '<Domain Name string> Dim strLDAPDomain '<String to query the LDAP server> Dim arrayDomain '<Temp Array> Dim intCount '<Temp Counter> Dim objOUPrintQues '<Object to hold the list of Printers> Dim objPrinter '<Printer Object> Dim objOUComputers '<List of computer objects> Dim objComputer '<Computer object> Dim strComputerOU '<String of the OU the computer is in> Dim objOUList '<List of OU objects> Dim objOU '<OU Object> Dim boolFound '<Flag that the computer is found> '********************* Very important, change only this ********************************************************* strDomain = "home.com" '<Enter the Domain name, KEEP THE QUOTES> ' Notes: ' Use the DNS name! ie domain.com ' '***************************************************************************************************************** Set objWshNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network") '<Make a new network object> strComputerName = "CN=" & objWshNetwork.ComputerName '<Get the current computer name and add "CN=" to the begining 'strComputerName = "CN=JaysPC" '<Debugger> strLDAPDomain = "LDAP://"&strDomain '<Set the LDAP string to get all the AD OU Objects On Error Resume Next '<Turn on Error Handling> Set objOUList = GetObject(strLDAPDomain) '<Get all the AD OU Objects> If err <> 0 Then '<Catch the error, exit if error> WScript.Echo "Error: " & err.number & " The Domain: "&strLDAPDomain& " was not found. Check the logon script or network connection. REF:AD Objects" Set objWshNetwork = Nothing Set objOUList = Nothing WScript.Quit End If On Error Goto 0 '<---------------------------------------- FIND WHAT OU THE COMPUTER IS N ---------------------------------------------------------------------> For Each objOU In objOUList '<Step through each OU in domain> strLDAPDomain = "LDAP://"&strDomain&"/" &objOU.Name '<Add the OU to the end of the LDAP string> arrayDomain = split(strDomain,".") '<Break up the domain name into parts> For intCount = 0 to ubound(arrayDomain) strLDAPDomain = strLDAPDomain & ", DC=" & arrayDomain(intCount) '<Add the search base> next On Error Resume Next '<Turn on error handling> Set objOUComputers = GetObject(strLDAPDomain) '<Get all the objects in the current OU> If err <> 0 Then '<Catch the error, exit if error> WScript.Echo "Error: " & err.number & " The Domain: "&strLDAPDomain& " was not found. Check the logon script or network connection. REF:OU Objects" Set objWshNetwork = Nothing Set objOUList = Nothing Set objOU = Nothing Set objOUComputers = Nothing Set arrayDomain = Nothing WScript.Quit End If On Error Goto 0 objOUComputers.Filter = Array("Computer") '<Filter the objects, only care about computers> For Each objComputer In objouComputers '<Step through each computer in the OU> If objComputer.Name = strComputerName then '<If the current computer is in this OU...> boolFound = TRUE '<Set found to TRUE> Exit For '<Stop searching this OU> end if Next If (boolFound) Then Exit For '<Found the computer in this OU, stop searching the OUs> End If Next '<-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> On Error Resume Next '<Turn on error handling> Set objOUPrintQues = GetObject(strLDAPDomain) '<Get all the objects in the current OU> If err <> 0 Then '<Catch the error, exit if error> WScript.Echo "Error: " & err.number & " The Domain: "&strLDAPDomain& " was not found. Check the logon script or network connection. REF:Printer Objects" Set objWshNetwork = Nothing Set objOUList = Nothing Set objOU = Nothing Set objOUComputers = Nothing Set arrayDomain = Nothing Set objComputer = Nothing Set objOUPrintQues = Nothing WScript.Quit End If On Error Goto 0 objOUPrintQues.Filter = Array("PrintQueue") '<Filter the objects, only care about printers> For Each objPrinter In objouPrintQues '<Step through each printer in OU> If Trim(LCase(objComputer.Description)) = Trim(LCase(objPrinter.Description)) Then '<If the printer and computer description are same> '<----Descriptions are the same, install the printer AS DEFAULT -----------------------------------------------> 'WScript.Echo "Adding the printer: " & objPrinter.strPrinterPath & " - as Default" '<debugger> SetUpPrinter objPrinter.PrinterPath, TRUE '<Install the Default Printer> '<-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> Else '<----Descriptions are different, install the printer anyway --------------------------------------------------> 'WScript.Echo "Adding the printer: " & objPrinter.strPrinterPath & " - NOT as Default" '<debugger> SetUpPrinter objPrinter.PrinterPath, FALSE '<Install the Printer> '<-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> End If Next '<-- Clean up memory --> Set objWshNetwork = Nothing Set arrayDomain = Nothing Set objOUPrintQues = Nothing Set objPrinter = Nothing Set objOUComputers = Nothing Set objComputer = Nothing Set objOUList = Nothing Set objOU = Nothing WScript.Quit '<End of Main Program> '<----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> Function SetUpPrinter(strPath,boolSetToDefault) On Error Resume Next '<Turn on error handling> objWshNetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection strPath '<Add the printer> If err <> 0 Then '<Catch the error, return if error> WScript.Echo "Error: " & err.number & " The Printer: "& strPath & " was not found. Logoff and Login again or check the logon script or network connection. If this persists, restart your server." Exit Function End If On Error Goto 0 '<Turn off error handling> If (boolSetToDefault) Then objWshNetwork.SetDefaultPrinter strPath '<Set the printer to default> End If End Function _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184093
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    - Newbie Needing Help Hi there Group, Hope somebody wouldn`t mind helping me out here? I`ve Created the following VB Script: Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Dim FSO Set FSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") dDate = Now sDateTime = Year(dDate) & Right(100 + Month(dDate),2) _ & Right(100 + Day(dDate),2) & "_" & Right(100 + Hour(dDate),2) _ & Right(100 + Minute(dDate),2) & Right(100 + Second(dDate),2) sFilename = sDateTime & ".zip" 'WScript.Echo sFilename 'Set a Backup job to PKZip objShell.Run "C:\pkware\pkzip25\pkzip25 -add -path=relative C:\zips\DataBackups\HFSdata" & sFilename _ & " c:\hfsdata\*.*" objShell.Run "C:\pkware\pkzip25\pkzip25 -add -path=relative C:\zips\DataBackups\BomTrans" & sFilename _ & " c:\bomtrans\*.*" objShell.Run "C:\pkware\pkzip25\pkzip25 -add -path=relative C:\zips\DataBackups\MyDocuments" & sFilename _ & " c:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\My Documents\*.*" 'Delete OLD Data - This Keeps 7 Days worth of Backups Set Folder = FSO.GetFolder("C:\zips\DataBackups\HFSdata") For Each File in Folder.Files If DateDiff("d", CDate(File.DateLastModified), Now()) > 7 Then FSO.DeleteFile File Next Set Folder = Nothing Set FSO = Nothing Set Folder = FSO.GetFolder("C:\zips\DataBackups\BomTrans") For Each File in Folder.Files If DateDiff("d", CDate(File.DateLastModified), Now()) > 7 Then FSO.DeleteFile File Next Set Folder = Nothing Set FSO = Nothing Set Folder = FSO.GetFolder("C:\zips\DataBackups\MyDocuments") For Each File in Folder.Files If DateDiff("d", CDate(File.DateLastModified), Now()) > 7 Then FSO.DeleteFile File Next Set Folder = Nothing Set FSO = Nothing What I would like to do is at the end of the running, send e-mail to the User to Tel Them the Filenames of the 3 Files Created, and Weather of Not the backup was sucessfull of wether it failed. How would I go about this? Like i said Im a newbie so would be greatfull if somebody could explain simply for me? Many Thanks NSC Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184092
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    - Table querying in ASP This is a simple question, so sorry for my newbieness. How do I query data about a html table? Specifically I want to know how many columns there are currently. I thought something like this would have worked: <% NumCols = Request("Columns") %> But it doesn't. Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks.... Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184090
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    - QUERY: auto clean VB editor Is there any way to auto clean indent the VB code? If not, anyone know an additional 3rd party program to do so? Such cleaning eg. removing trailing whitespace, formating/correct indentation, etc. Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184089
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    - deleting users in AD Hi I've written a script to delete some users from Windows 2000 Active Directory, I would also like to remove their home folders and Exchange mailboxes. I'm using the code below: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- dim fso set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set f1 = fso.OpenTextFile("C:\temp\DelUser.txt") Do While not f1.atEndOfStream strUser = f1.readline Set objItem = GetObject("LDAP://CN=" & strUser &_ ",ou=Management,dc=NA,dc=fabrikam,dc=com") strprofilePath = objItem.Get("profilePath") ' WScript.Echo "profilePath: " & strprofilePath strhomeDirectory = objItem.Get("homeDirectory") ' WScript.Echo "homeDirectory: " & strhomeDirectory fso.deletefolder strhomeDirectory, True Set objOU = GetObject("LDAP://ou=Management,dc=NA,dc=fabrikam,DC=com") objOU.Delete "User", "CN=" & StrUser Loop ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The code to delete the users works fine (their names are all in a text file which the script reads). I can also read the users home folder but I cannot work out a way to delete the folder once it is read. I'm also unsure as to how to go out about removing the users Exchange mailboxes as I am deleting them. Any help greatly appreciated. Tony Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184088
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    - Read csv text file and write new file without header or eof char All, Can anyone tell me hoe or provide a sample vb script that will read a csv text file and write it to a new file without the header and the end of file character ? TIA! cmoorhead@mindspring.com Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184080
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    - pc performance troubleshooting Anyone have a nice script that will report some common config issues / problems that might affect pc performance? I am thinking vbs version of PCPitstop or some similar tool. Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184076
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    - File extension and ftp problem I'm sorry for my bad english but I'm Italian... How I can write a vbs script for search file with "xml" extension and copy them on a remote machine... Thank's Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184075
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    - Cross site / cross domain question Hi folks, I need your help! I need to set values of a form from a page inside a frameset at other domain. OR Take the value of a hidden field value in a form from a page inside a frameset at other domain. Thanks in advance. Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184073
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    - Replace text within file based on file name Hello: I am working on a script that takes a .txt log file and puts it in a database. I have everything working on this script with the exception of one small item: Date Conversion (which I am manually doing at this time). I need to replace the format of the date (YYYY-MM-DD) in the text file to be the same format as the filename. Filename: 11-27-2005-PingLogs.txt Sample text: 2005-11-27 00:00:47,192.168.2.1,Ping: No Response 2005-11-27 00:00:47,192.168.2.1,Ping: No Response 2005-11-27 00:00:47,192.168.2.1,Ping: No Response 2005-11-27 00:00:47,192.168.2.1,Ping: No Response 2005-11-27 00:00:47,192.168.2.1,Ping: No Response Converted date: 11-27-2005,00:00:47,192.168.2.1,Ping: No Response 11-27-2005,00:00:47,192.168.2.1,Ping: No Response 11-27-2005,00:00:47,192.168.2.1,Ping: No Response 11-27-2005,00:00:47,192.168.2.1,Ping: No Response 11-27-2005,00:00:47,192.168.2.1,Ping: No Response How can I find each occurrence of the YYYY-MM-DD format and replace it with the same format in the filename? P.S. I cannot get the date to export any other way to the log file. Thanks CADstillo Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184071
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    - newbie: errorhandling on wshshell.regread dear vbs gurus the following code reports an error -> invalid root in registrykey, if the registry key is not existent. why does my error handling not return -> Function False instead of the error box displayed. thanx alot tim snip......................... If CheckRegKey(strMapNameKey)= True then MsgBox " Function True " Else MsgBox " Function False " End If Function CheckRegKey(RegStr) On Error Resume Next WshShell.RegRead RegStr If Err Then CheckRegKey = False Else CheckRegKey = True End If On Error Goto 0 End Function Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184060
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    - Please critique this HTA (Change Database Remotely) Hello. As a novice in both VBScript and HTML, I usually find code snippets, tweak 'em to my specifications, then bolt 'em all together to accomplish what I need. Like in this case. The following script works fine, but I'm sure it can be streamlined, corrected, and the redundancy removed. This HTA will be used to "change the database" of a remote server, which involves 3 major tasks: A. Make specific changes to the Registry (using .REG files) B. Copy a specific Configuration.xml file C. Restart IIS The high level functions of the HTA are as follows: 1. Enter or select a server (opens that server's version.ini file once selected) 2. Select a "release" (determines the source PATH for the Configuration.xml and .REG files) 3. Select a "database" (determines the source Configuration.xml and .REG files to be copied) 4. If the target Configuration.xml and .REG files exist and are Read Only, remove the Read Only attribute 5. Enable the "Change Database" button only when the server, release and database have been selected. 6. After the "Change Database" button is clicked and the script is executed: - reset all variables - reset text and list boxes - disable the "Change Database" button Some obvious things that I imagine can be addressed: - The conditional IF statement used to enable the "Change Database" button...I've had to put it in multiple subroutines. Is there a better way? - I'm using the sysinternals.com utility PSEXEC to remotely change the Registry. Is there a better way? - I'm using the sysinternals.com utility PSEXEC to remotely restart IIS. Is there a better way? - I'm using repeated entries of the HTML " " to insert a large number of spaces in between text and listboxes. Is there a better way? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! - Dave Watch for word wrap: ===== BEGIN Change_Database_Remotely.hta ==================== <html> <head> <title>Change Database Remotely</title> <HTA:APPLICATION ID="HTAUI" APPLICATIONNAME="HTA User Interface" SCROLL="no" SINGLEINSTANCE="yes" WINDOWSTATE="maximized" > </head> <style> BODY { background-color: buttonface; font-family: Helvetica; font-size: 12pt; margin-top: 2px; margin-left: 8px; margin-right: 3px; margin-bottom: 3px; } </style> <SCRIPT language="VBScript"> Dim strServer Dim strVersionFile Dim strRelease Dim strReleasePath Dim strDatabase Dim strNewREGFile Dim strREGPath Dim s Dim r Dim fso Dim f Dim sFILE Dim objShell Dim objWshScriptExec Dim objStdOut Dim objFSO Dim strREGFileSourcePATH Dim strREGFile Dim strTargetPATH Dim strEXEFile Dim strConfigPath Dim strNewConfigFile Dim strConfigFileSourcePATH Dim strTargetConfigFile Dim strREGImportCMD Dim strIISResetCMD Sub Window_Onload self.Focus() self.ResizeTo 600,500 self.MoveTo 200,50 ' Clear all variables in order for the ' "Enable Change Database button" IF statement to work strServer = "" strRelease = "" strDatabase = "" End sub Sub ServerButton strServer = txtServerInput.Value strCMD = "notepad" Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") If strServer = "" Then strServer = cboServerSelection.Value strVersionFile = "\\" & strServer & "\D$\Program Files\Adss\Patch Level\Version.ini" Set objWshScriptExec = objShell.Exec (strCMD & " " & strVersionFile) Else strVersionFile = "\\" & strServer & "\D$\Program Files\Adss\Patch Level\Version.ini" Set objWshScriptExec = objShell.Exec (strCMD & " " & strVersionFile) End If ' Enable Change Database button when all criteria is selected If strServer <> "" and strRelease <> "" and strDatabase <> "" Then ChangeDatabase_button.Disabled = False spServer.InnerHTML = strServer End Sub Sub ReleaseSelectList strRelease = ReleaseSelection.Value If strRelease = "July" Then strReleasePath = "July 2005 Release\" Else strReleasePath = "" End If ' Enable Change Database button when all criteria is selected If strServer <> "" and strRelease <> "" and strDatabase <> "" Then ChangeDatabase_button.Disabled = False spRelease.InnerHTML = strRelease End Sub Sub DBSelectList strDatabase = DBSelection.Value strNewREGFile = strDatabase & ".REG" ' Enable Change Database button when all criteria is selected If strServer <> "" and strRelease <> "" and strDatabase <> "" Then ChangeDatabase_button.Disabled = False spDatabase.InnerHTML = strDatabase End Sub Sub ChangeDatabase ' Copy REG.EXE and Database REG file to target server temp folder strREGPath = "\\ServerName\D$\ASISS Team\Tools\Reg Keys\" strREGFileSourcePATH = strREGPath & strReleasePath & strNewREGFile strTargetPATH = "\\" & strServer & "\C$\TEMP\" strEXEFile = "\\ServerName\D$\ASISS Team\Tools\Batch\Reg.exe" ' Modify the Read Only attribute if necessary If CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject").FileExists(strTargetPATH & strNewREGFile) Then ' Dim fso, f Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set f = fso.GetFile(strTargetPATH & strNewREGFile) ' If the first bit of the attributes byte is set to 1, ' the file is Read Only. ' If this is the case, clear the first bit. If f.attributes and 1 Then f.attributes = f.attributes - 1 End If Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") objFSO.CopyFile strREGFileSourcePATH, strTargetPATH, True objFSO.CopyFile strEXEFile, strTargetPATH, True Set fso = Nothing Set f = Nothing Else Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") objFSO.CopyFile strREGFileSourcePATH, strTargetPATH, True objFSO.CopyFile strEXEFile, strTargetPATH, True End If ' Copy Database CONFIG file to target server Webview folder strConfigPath = "\\ServerName\D$\ASISS Team\Tools\XML Config Files\" ' Check to see if "TEST" is in the file name s = "TEST" r = InStr(strDatabase, s) If r = 1 Then strConfigDatabase = right(strDatabase,2) strNewConfigFile = "Configuration-" & strConfigDatabase & ".xml" Else strConfigDatabase = strDatabase strNewConfigFile = "Configuration-" & strConfigDatabase & ".xml" End If strConfigFileSourcePATH = strConfigPath & strReleasePath & strNewConfigFile strTargetConfigFile = "\\" & strServer & "\D$\Inetpub\wwwroot\WebView\Configuration.xml" ' Modify the Read Only attribute if necessary ' Dim fso, f Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set f = fso.GetFile(strTargetConfigFile) ' If the first bit of the attributes byte is set to 1, ' the file is Read Only. ' If this is the case, clear the first bit. If f.attributes and 1 Then f.attributes = f.attributes - 1 End If Set fso = Nothing Set f = Nothing Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") objFSO.CopyFile strConfigFileSourcePATH, strTargetConfigFile, True ' Change Registry strREGImportCMD = "Psexec" & " \\" & strServer & " " & "cmd /c C:\TEMP\REG IMPORT" Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set objWshScriptExec = objShell.Exec(strREGImportCMD & " " & strNewREGFile) ' Restart IIS strIISResetCMD = "Psexec" & " \\" & strServer & " " & "cmd /c C:\WINNT\system32\IISRESET /RESTART" Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set objWshScriptExec = objShell.Exec(strIISResetCMD) Set objStdOut = objWshScriptExec.StdOut ' Display the output of strIISResetCMD strOutput = objStdOut.ReadAll MsgBox strOutput, vbInformation, "Change Database Remotely - COMPLETED." ' Disable Change Database Button ChangeDatabase_button.Disabled=True ' Clear variables strServer = "" strRelease = "" strDatabase = "" ' Reset all text and list boxes txtServerInput.value = "" cboServerSelection.value = "" DBSelection.value = "" ReleaseSelection.value = "" End Sub ' Cleanup Set strServer = Nothing Set strVersionFile = Nothing Set strRelease = Nothing Set strReleasePath = Nothing Set strDatabase = Nothing Set strNewREGFile = Nothing Set strREGPath = Nothing Set s = Nothing Set r = Nothing Set fso = Nothing Set f = Nothing Set sFILE = Nothing Set objShell = Nothing Set objWshScriptExec = Nothing Set objStdOut = Nothing Set objFSO = Nothing Set strREGFileSourcePATH = Nothing Set strREGFile = Nothing Set strTargetPATH = Nothing Set strEXEFile = Nothing Set strConfigPath = Nothing Set strNewConfigFile = Nothing Set strConfigFileSourcePATH = Nothing Set strTargetConfigFile = Nothing Set strREGImportCMD = Nothing Set strIISResetCMD = Nothing </SCRIPT> <BODY> <H2 align="center">Change Database Remotely</H2> <p align="left"><font face="serif" size="4"><b>Enter or select a server (it's version.ini file will open):</b></font><br/> <align="left"> <input type="text" id="txtServerInput"/><br/> <align="right"> <select id="cboServerSelection"> <option value="0"></option> <option value="Server1">Server1</option> <option value="Server2">Server2</option> <option value="Server3">Server3</option> <option value="Server4">Server4</option> <option value="Server5">Server5</option> <option value="Server6">Server6</option> </select><br/> <button onclick="ServerButton">Submit</button> <p align="left"><font face="serif" size="4"><b>Select a release:                    Select a database:</b></font><br/> <align="left"> <select id="ReleaseSelection" onChange="ReleaseSelectList"> <option value="0"></option> <option value="July">July</option> <option value="December">December</option> </select>                                 <select id="DBSelection" onChange="DBSelectList"> <option value="0"></option> <option value="TESTAJ">TESTAJ</option> <option value="TESTAP">TESTAP</option> <option value="TESTAT">TESTAT</option> <option value="TESTZB">TESTZB</option> <option value="TESTZE">TESTZE</option> <option value="TESTZF">TESTZF</option> <option value="TESTZG">TESTZG</option> <option value="TESTZH">TESTZH</option> <option value="TESTZJ">TESTZJ</option> <option value="TESTZL">TESTZL</option> <option value="TESTZS">TESTZS</option> <option value="TESTZT">TESTZT</option> <option value="TESTZU">TESTZU</option> <option value="FPT">FPT</option> <option value="PIONEER">PIONEER</option> <option value="Production_Training">Production_Training</option> <option value="PRODUCTION">PRODUCTION</option> </select><br/> <p> <hr> <span id =spServer></span> <p> <span id =spRelease></span> <p> <span id =spDatabase></span> <hr> <p align="left"> <input id=ChangeDatabaseButton class="button" type="button" value="Change Database" name="ChangeDatabase_button" onClick="ChangeDatabase" Disabled=True> </BODY> </html> ===== END Change_Database_Remotely.hta ==================== Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184057
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    - Img Src=asp page Hi, My site (site A) is a referral site that sends leads to advertisers (site B) on our site. When the user clicks on one of the advertisers, we drop a cookie on their machine. The cookie has an expiration date of 30 days. When the user buys a product and the receipt page is loaded, there is an image tag pointing to an asp page on Site A. For instance (<img src=" http://www.siteA.com/roitracker/roitracker.asp?ID=123&price=456&orderNo=789" width=1 height=1>) As you can see, we pass 3 parameters. We upload those parameters to our database. This code works in Firefox. It only works in IE if we allow permissions for 3rd party cookies. Any ideas how to solve this issue and get around the security for IE? is there another way that we can fix this issue? Please advise. Thanks Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184056
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    - Sounding audible alert in script. I would like to sound a periodic "ding" in a long running script, something that would sound without halting script progress. All I have been able to do is insert a message box, but that stops the script until the box is dismissed by the user. Is there any way to sound an alert without stopping for a user response? -- Crash Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184055
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    - Excel 2003 filesystem dialog box... Is there a way to open an explorer type dialog box to help a user select a folder to save a document in? For instance, the user clicks on a submit button in a worksheet and a explorer like dialog opens where the user and browse to the desired folder and the click okay to pass that folder path back to the VBA script. Thanks Kevin Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184053
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    - Script request I am looking for a script that will scan a set of computers (based on an ActiveDirectory OU), and generate a list of all services, and their running account... (Not really required if the account is LOCAL SYSTEM). Also, a script that will scan all workstations/servers and generate a list of local accounts. I believe I have seen a RESKIT TOOL, that will generate a list of local account but must be on a machine by machine basis. Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184051
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    - Create ODBC source - how to ? Hi, Do I have a way to call SQLConfigDataSource and SQLInstallerError from VBScript ? Or may be there is other way to achieve equivalent functionality ? Thank you in advance for your replies. Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184050
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    - Network Neighbourhood enumeration - how to ? Hi, Of course it is possible to spawn 'net view' and look through its printout, But I would like to do this in proper Shell/COM way. I.e. starting from 'Entire Network', getting network types, then workgroups inside them, then computers inside workgroups. Please give me a direction on where to dig Thank you in advance. Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184047
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    - Sending an email message Hi, I'm not very familiar with using vbScript and MS Office products. Can someone point me in the right direction regarding an error I am receiving when trying to send an email? The error I am getting is "The 'SendUsing' configuration value is invalid." My code looks like this: Set oMyMail = CreateObject("CDO.Message") oMyMail.To = "user@test.com" oMyMail.Subject = "Test Mail from script" oMyMail.Textbody = "Please ignore" oMyMail.AddAttachment "C:\output.txt" oMyMail.MIMEFormatted = False oMyMail.Send WScript.Echo "Message Sent From : " & oMyMail.From WScript.Echo " to : " & oMyMail.To I don't know if this is significant, but I'm using an Exchange 5.5 server, I have Outlook 2002 running as my client, and I am logged in as a non-Administrator. Thanks in Advance, JeffH Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184041
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    - Object Expected Error I'm getting an error on this page that says Line: 76 Char: 2 Error: Object expected Code: 0 Can someone help determine what is causing this? thanks, Jackie [CODE BELOW] </script> <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript" src="dmstatscript.js"></script> <script> DMPage(); </script> </head> <body> <div id="pagewrapper"> <div id="logotop"> <a href="../index.asp" id="homelink" title="na & na">Home Page</a> </div> <div id="navtop"> <a href="../about/index.asp" id="link01" title="About">About Westar</a> [Line 76] <a href="../capabilities/index.asp" id="link03" title="Capabilities">Capabilities</a> <a href="../news/index.asp" id="link04" title="News & Events">News & Events</a> <a href="index.asp" id="link05" title="Careers" class="active">Careers</a> <a href="../contacts/index.asp" id="link06" title="Contact">Contacts</a> </div> <div id="breadcrumbs"><a href="../index.asp">Home</a> Â» <a href="index.asp">Careers</a> Â» Current Openings Â» Colorado</div> <div id="contentmain"> <div id="activestage" style="width: 516px; height: 312px"> <h1 id="sectiontitle">Current Openings in Colorado</h1> </head> <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" leftmargin="0" topmargin="0" link="#333333" onLoad=";Stats()" stats=1 vlink="#666666" alink="#CC0000"> <td height="157"> <table width="454" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" height="18">  <tr> <td width="14"></td> <td valign="top" class="bodycopy" width="440" height="18"> <table width="100%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"> <% Dim rsUserSpec Dim rsLocSpec Dim LocName jobcounter=0 While NOT rsNewsItems.EOF strSQL4 = "SELECT OfficeName FROM Offices WHERE LocationName = '" & rsNewsItems("WorkLocation") & "'" set rsLocName = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") rsLocName.Source = strSQL4 rsLocName.ActiveConnection = objConn rsLocName.CursorType = adOpenForwardOnly rsLocName.Open Response.Write("<tr>") jobcounter=jobcounter+1 Response.Write("<tr>") Response.Write("<td class=""bodycopy"" width=""79%"" valign=""top""><B>Position:</B> " & rsNewsItems("PositionTitle") & "<BR>") Response.Write("<B>Location:</B> " & rsLocName("OfficeName") & "<BR>") ' Response.Write("<B>Description:</B> " & rsNewsItems("PositionDescription") & "<BR>") Response.Write("<B>For more information:</B> <A HREF=jobcode.asp?id=" & rsNewsItems("JobCode") & ">Click Here</A>" & "<BR>") Response.Write("<img src=""../shim.gif"" width=""10"" height=""10""> </td>") Response.Write("</tr>") Response.Write("<tr bgcolor=""#666666"">") Response.Write("<td class=""bodycopy"" width=""79%"" valign=""top""><img src=""../shim.gif"" width=""1"" height=""1""></td>") Response.Write("</tr>") rsNewsItems.MoveNext Wend If jobcounter = 0 Then Response.Write ("<font face=arial size=3 color=#b22222>There are currently no job postings available for this location.") Response.Write("<BR>") Response.Write("Please check back or select a new location.") End If set rsNewsItems = Nothing set rsUserSpec = Nothing set rsLocSpec = Nothing objConn.Close set objConn = Nothing Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184038
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    - Script to reboot PCs Hi all, I was wondering if you can show me the code necessary reboot a Windows 2K or Windows XP equipmented PC? I frequently remote into a number of PCs and sometimes the need a reboot. Instead of asking someone directly and asking them to reboot the machines, isn't there a way to write a VBS script to do that? Can you also share with me the JScript equivalent for the WSH environment? Many thanks. Ben -- Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184033
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    - Just-In-Time Debugger Shows Runtime Error in Startup Dialogue Box I'm just completing a working VBScript to use Telnet to send an e-mail when an error is detected by a scheduled task (for my sample I'm using not enough space on the C drive). I'm aware that there are also other solutions such as BLAT but I don't want to install any code. Everything seems to work well and I get the e-mail in my account but I have this nagging concern. The dialogue box labelled "Just-In-Time Debugger" has at the top the message "An exception 'Runtime Error' has occurred in Script.". It then lists Possible Debuggers of "New instance of Microsoft Script Debugger" and "New Instance of Microsoft Script Editor". If I step through there aren't any apparent problems. Do I really have a problem? Thoughts??? Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184032
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    - WSH Hotkey When setting the WSH .Hotkey property how is the hotkey value set to the default "None"? Whatever I use becomes the hotkey since the value assigned to this property must be a string. Dim oShell As New IWshShell_Class Dim oShortCut As New IWshShortcut_Class oShortCut.Hotkey = ??? 'Default..."None" oShortCut.Save Set oShell = Nothing Set oShortCut = Nothing I cant simply not refer to the hotkey property because it is overwriting an already existing shortcut that has a hotkey in place but needs to be overwritten. Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184031
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    - let user change permission on his home-folder dear vbs-ng, i could not find any help in the wsh-ng; may be you have an idea: the following script runs as a logon-script for a w2k3 domain for every user. it creates a home-folder and should set the permission for the administrator and the user. the permissions for the administrator are correct, but the user who started the script during login, does not have any rights. how can i give the user full right for its own home folder in a script ? thanx alot tim Dim WshNetwork, LogonUser Set WshNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network") Const WAIT_ON_RETURN = True Const HIDE_WINDOW = 0 Const USER_ROOT_UNC = "\\server01\home$" Const USER_ROOT_LOCAL = "D:\home" LogonUser = WshNetwork.UserName Call CreateHomeFolder(LogonUser) Sub CreateHomeFolder(strUser) Dim WshShell, objFS Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") Set WshNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network") Set objFS = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Call objFS.CreateFolder(USER_ROOT_UNC & "\" & strUser) Call WshShell.Run("cacls " & USER_ROOT_UNC & "\" & strUser & _ " /e /g Administrators:F", HIDE_WINDOW, WAIT_ON_RETURN) '--> setting the users permission Call WshShell.Run("cacls " & USER_ROOT_UNC & "\" & strUser & _ " /e /g " & strUser & ":F", HIDE_WINDOW, WAIT_ON_RETURN) End Sub Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184030
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    - Getting clients active DFS server name? Hi! :) I need to check the connection speed between the client and the server before I start a program installation. My problem is that the installation files are on a DFS share. What I need is a list of the possible servers for this DFS share and if possible, the currentlly active one. In windows(xp) it's just to right click the directory accessed through a dfs to see a list of the servers (The active one's marked). This must be possible to get this information through a script to... Please help. :) (I'm using Win32_PingStatus to get the speed of the connection. If anyone's got better way, please tell me. :) ) Thanks a million! :-) /Sofia Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184029
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    - Window name Hello, How to obtain the window name using only the executable path? Thanks, --=20 "A maior gl=F3ria n=E3o =E9 ficar de p=E9, mas levantar-se cada vez que se = cai." Conf=FAcio Vinicius Canto Xavier - MCP Windows 2000 Server & SQL Server Ciencias da Computa=E7=E3o 2004 - ICMC/USP - Brasil Tag: Rename Windows 2000 computer Tag: 184026

Hi,

I'm trying to rename a Windows 2000 computer in a NT 4.0 domain by vbscipt
code. But the code as far as I found is not compatible with Windows 2000.

Appreciate any help, thanks.

ErsinC

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Re: Rename Windows 2000 computer by Scott

Scott
Wed Nov 30 14:51:49 CST 2005

See this sample here posted by Torgeir Bakken
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.scripting.vbscript/browse_thread/thread/131e2b7e9c4257fd/d3a8362711ebc804?lnk=st&q=vbscript++rename-a-computer+%22rename%22+(rename-a-computer+OR+renameacomputer)+-win32_computersystem+-win32_computersystem+-win32_computersystem+-win32_computersystem&rnum=2&hl=en#d3a8362711ebc804

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Scott McNairy
Microsoft MVP - Windows Server Management Infrastructure

"ErsinC" <ersinc@datasistem.com.tr> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to rename a Windows 2000 computer in a NT 4.0 domain by vbscipt
> code. But the code as far as I found is not compatible with Windows 2000.
>
> Appreciate any help, thanks.
>
> ErsinC
>

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