Recent content by JadeKnight

lol... figured it out. Thx, sometimes it's better to think simplicity :)

I've allready red that one, however I still can't figure out a smart equation that will be true on a given interval.

I need to trigger an event in script when each time a counter passes a given number. Let's say 1000. Below is a sample of what I want to achieve. Option Explicit Dim oShell Dim iCounter,i 'Create Shell object Set oShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") iCounter = 0 wscript.echo...

I you could tell me some more about you're environment and what you're going to deply, I might point you in another direction. Runas form a script exposes one important security issue, user/pass in clear text. The solution dm4ever provides, remedies this issue a bit, because the utility he...

OK, that explains a couple of things. First of all I must advise you to stick with the integrated authentication and SSL. Sounds like this web site is designed by the book. Drop the basic authentication part. This won't help you solve anything nor find the reason why this is failing. The first...

What do you want to accomplish besides closing all open windows? Can you put it in context?

You have not configured the IIS and clients properly. You must both have permission in the web site and the files you're going to access (ntfs). If users are comming from same domain, use integrated authentication, you can also make the users omit entering user/pass if you add the url to either...

What kind of OS are we talking about here? If WinXP are they in a domain?

I assume this is going to run on some sort of IIS. I would suggest you look at the build in authentication features of IIS rather than coding something on you're own. 1) IIS has a lot of ways to authenticate 2) It's secure and proven 3) You don't have to code anything

I assume you're running a Windows 2000 domain/server or higher. If you're running Windows NT 4.0 I can't remember what to do. Haven't touched it in almost six years. Btw, if you're running Windows 2003 on the printservers I would reccomend you to upgrade it to R2 and use the new print manager...

It's a built in group for this. Both in the domain and on the server. User print-operators built in group and you're home free. Just add the domain global group named print operators to the local group print operators at the server. Add the domain users to which is going to operate the printers...

You can not expect to get an answear out of that question. It's to little information about what you want to accomplish. I can guess that it has something to do with e-mail/Exchange/AD, but... again it's a wild guess and I'm not sure what you want.

Btw... here's the full answear to you're question : http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/resources/qanda/jul05/hey0722.mspx

You can not use name for that task, you must use sids. Here's a reference to all known sids : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/243330 BTW, if the local administrator account is renamed, you can not delete it. It must be renamed back to Administrator.

And off course, it's worth a star... correct reply always is :)...