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Guys, Apologies... I have made a mistake for all the scripts posted here. The variable posted here for all the scripts ( srvlist=c:\temp\srvlist.txt ) is not the one I intended to write in the script. The exact variable should look like below: SET Srvlist...
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The following script checks the Directory Service log on domain controllers specified in a Servers.txt file or any other TXT file. The report format is in CSV and four authentication is supported by this script. You can run the script in different domains...
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The following knowledgebase explains the scenario in which you need to refresh the Group Policy Settings on a remote computer. The Group Policy Settings are refreshed as per the interval configured in the Group Policy for client computers, member servers...
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The following knowledgebase will explain the methods you can use to check the Location of Page File on local and remote computer. To check on local computer: You can use the following methods: Connecting to Remote Registry Service Using a script The first...
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The following knowledgebase will explain the methods you can use to check the Internet Explorer version on local and remote computer. To check settings on local computer: You can use the following methods: Connecting to Remote Registry Service Using a...
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The following knowledgebase will explain the methods you can use to check the Processor Manufacturer and MHz speed of the processor on local and remote computer. To check on local computer: You can use the following methods: Connecting to Remote Registry...
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The following knowledgebase will explain the methods you can use to check the AutoCheck registry entry on local and remote computer. To check on local computer: You can use the following methods: Connecting to Remote Registry Service Using a script The...
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The following knowledgebase will explain the methods you can use to check the shared folders shared on local and remote computer. To check on local computer: You can use the following methods: Connecting to Remote Registry Service Using a script The first...
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The following knowledgebase will explain the methods you can use to check the Task Scheduler Log options and path on local and remote computer. To check on local computer: You can use the following methods: Connecting to Remote Registry Service Using...
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The following knowledgebase will explain the methods you can use to check the System BIOS date and BIOS Version on local and remote computer. You can use the following methods: Connecting to Remote Registry Service Using a script The first method is easy...
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The following knowledgebase will explain the methods you can use to check System Boot Partition of the Operating System and BOOT.ini option on local and remote computer. To check on local computer: You can use the following methods: Connecting to Remote...
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The following knowledgebase will explain the methods you can use to set the Crash Control (Memory dump) on remote computers. You can use the following methods to check and set the Crash Control settings on remote computer: Connecting to Remote Registry...
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The following knowledgebase will tell you how you can check what all programs will run when user has logged on to the computer. When user logs on to the computer the Winlogon service will use the following registry entry to run any programs (if specified...
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The following knowledgebase explains the method you can use to check if the user or computer is using the Windows default Explorer Shell. The Windows Default Shell is Explorer.exe for computer (it will apply to all the users who have logged on to the...
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The following knowledgebase will tell you the procedure you can use to retrieve the DNS name of a domain from registry. The following registry location is the best place to find the DNS name of a domain controller. HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion...
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This script explains how you can use a small script in GPO Login Script to copy a customized MSGINA.dll for logon purpose to operating systems. Windows XP and Windows 2000 MSGINA.dll are different. Windows 2000 MSGINA.dll will not work on Windows XP and...
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Script to find DNS settings: You can use up to Four Login attempts to check authentication on different servers or domains. Results get stored in a CSV format file. File name: Report.CSV Command window display for script information. Script supplies error...
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The below script creates a second home folder for currently logged on user. This is very useful when you want to keep two home folders for one user: REM ***START*** @echo off echo **********************************************************************...
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You can retrieve a list of users from a Security or Distribution Group in domain by using DSget tool - a new tool introduced in Windows 2003. This tool and other related tools ships with Windows 2003 CD. Let's say you need to gather a list of users (...
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Scenario: You need to add a user (test1) to local Administrators group on all computer. How do you achieve this??? no no...you're wrong here - don't need to use VBScript or something like that simply use PSEXEC to accomplish this! - intersting! Here it...
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