With Multiple CPUs does 2k3 start a new process on the next free available cpu?
Got a server that runs quite a few scripts, mostly vbs etc, what it's calling is not multi threaded so it can't split the load between the processors but will 2k3 start each script process on the next available free...
Can anyone help, bit of a noob to awk so strugling here
This is a netbackup command that produces an output with many fields, we ignore the first 3 lines, I'm trying to ignore field $12 of "ABC" "DEF" "GHI" and produce a count but in the case of DEF I also need to ignore anything that starts...
Can I change the volume pool of a tape on 6.0mp4 via the java gui to a different pool without effecting what's on the tape?
We have some tapes marked as backup but are actually month end so just want to swiych them over, all the images on it are correct just the wrong volume pool.
Need help with a script that runs in a weird order...
Part of:-
Set InFile = Fso.OpenTextFile(".\input.txt", 1, True)
Set OutFile = Fso.OpenTextFile(".\output.txt", 2, True)
ServerCount=0
Do While InFile.atendofline <> true
CurLine = InFile.ReadLine
If InStr(CurLine,"") Then...
In a similar vein to my other query, Is there a script/app/util that will trawl through a list of servers provided and tell me what service is starting using what user i.e. the 'log on as'?
Hmmm kind of in the right direction... but more in AD.
For example there's a user container with 20 accounts in it, out of those 20 15 may be used for service accounts so they never actually logon as in get a profile etc but they are used for resource permissioning. I'm trying to find out when...
I have the following within a script which has been tweaked a bit for here
Sub install_app
Wscript.Echo (err.number)
strAppCmd = c:\windows\notepad.exe
call objShell.Run (strAppCMD, 7, True)
Wscript.Echo (err.number)
End Sub
I get 0 then 0 but If I rename notepad the script bombs out...
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