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    Upgrading SQL Server 2000

    I hope this is in the correct forum... I am currently using a full blown installation of Microsoft SQL Server 2000 (not MSDE 2000 SP4) to house an application back-end database. Support for this application using Microsoft SQL Server 2000 has ceased, therefore, I have been recommended to...
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    Batch File Login Script Help - IF COMPUTERNAME

    Thanks again Poekies. I will give these a go and report back on the outcome. Appreciate your input and assistance!
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    Batch File Login Script Help - IF COMPUTERNAME

    Can anyone help out there?
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    Batch File Login Script Help - IF COMPUTERNAME

    I'm after the wildcard string / command. For example, "IF %SESSIONNAME%==ICA* GOTO END" "IF %SESSIONNAME%==ICA*.* GOTO END" Will these work or do I need to do something different? Please help, ANYONE! :)
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    Batch File Login Script Help - IF COMPUTERNAME

    Does anyone know how to do this via BATCH FILE script?? NOT VBS. Thanks
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    Batch File Login Script Help - IF COMPUTERNAME

    Hi Poekies, As detailed throughout this entire thread, the line you have given me above will NOT work, as the user is not physically connecting FROM that Server name. Ie. COMPUTERNAME variable. theravager has pointed out that ICA and RDP connections are based on SESSIONS, therefore the...
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    Batch File Login Script Help - IF COMPUTERNAME

    If I added "IF %SESSIONNAME%==ICA* GOTO END" would that work? Please help anyone :)
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    Batch File Login Script Help - IF COMPUTERNAME

    Hey Guys, Thanks for all the responses and links to other VBS scripts. Can anyone help me with my specific problem (First Thread)? Basically, I want the login script, which I already have, to be able to detect if a user is connecting to one of these Terminal Services and Citrix Servers, and...
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    Batch File Login Script Help - IF COMPUTERNAME

    Thanks again. Since I'm a newbie to scripting, would you be able to give me an example? Really appreciate your help!
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    Batch File Login Script Help - IF COMPUTERNAME

    Thanks for your response. Yes, eventually, we'll be looking at creating a VBS Login script. But for now, the Batch File will remain. So is there a way to accomplish what I want via a Batch File? For instance, is there a way to determine if the user connects to a TS or Citrix server...
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    Batch File Login Script Help - IF COMPUTERNAME

    Hi Guys, We have a Batch File login script, which maps users network drives as well as points to other VBS scripts, which execute other functions. Each user logs in with their Windows username (Ie. Username1) and the Batch File automatically runs at login. Here is a brief extract from our...
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    Compressed Files

    We are running Windows 2003 Server with SP1 on our File server. I have noticed that several files are displayed in blue font, while others are not. After examining these blue files, I have discovered that they are compressed (Properties | Advanced | Compress contents to save disk space). Is...
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    * * * Windows XP Professional Networking Problem * * *

    Thanks for all your responses guys. As it turns out this problem is associated with our Cisco VPN client, which is part of our standard workstation image. The problem still persists however. That is, I am unable to ping or communicate with this one particular client machine. After...
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    * * * Windows XP Professional Networking Problem * * *

    I am experiencing a network problem with a machine on my network. The machine in question is running Windows XP Professional SP2. I am unable to connect to the machine remotely or 'Ping' it. Here are the details of the machine: - It receives its IP address from a DHCP Server (2003) - It...
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    HELP - Mapped Network Drive Script Problem

    Hi All, We have a logon script that maps several network shares on our server - G, K, S and Y drives. A handful of users are complaining that in the morning when they boot up their workstations, some of the drives, in particularly the S drive is not being mapped. It simply is not displayed in...
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