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They are loop start... ~ jmcallister

On an Option 61C, I'm looking for a command that will ID an extension that is using a specific outgoing trunk, or that will show the last extension that accessed a specific trunk. I am having an issue with CO trunks staying busied out, and I have to manually disable and re-enable to get back to...

In your IF statement, try removing the quotes from sku...? ~ jmcallister

...in place of Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:" & "{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2") Set colSettings = objWMIService.ExecQuery ("Select * from Win32_ComputerSystem") ~ jmcallister

VBScript with WMI can also return this info...

Changes to the SAM are handled by the PDC, then replicated to the BDCs. If the PDC is offline and a BDC is not promoted, users will not be able to change their passwords, among other things.

Open Event Viewer, from Log menu select Application, from Log menu (again) select Clear All Events... Decided whether or not you want to save the entries in the log, then on the nexxt pop-up click yes to clear the log. If you aren't concerned with entries in the log, from the Log menu select Log...

Here is a simple BAT to do this... Run it on a computer in the new domain. Use global.exe from the resource kit to create the list of group members (local.exe for local groups). Then use 'net group' to recreate the group with members from the list. There must be a trust between the domains, or...

I've used SoftRemotes predecessor SoftPK. Here are a couple of items you can check for troubleshooting. Verify that the client is receiving an IP address from the assigned pool. Check the Security policy on SoftRemote ensuring that the subnet you are trying to reach is configured corectly...

On each network segment (subnet), a master browser (MB) and backup master browser (BMB) is elected. The MB will maintain the browse list for its segment, collecting the names of all computers there. The MB passes this info to the domain master browser (DMB), typically the PDC. The DMB compiles...

All users as Domain Admins is definitely WRONG. It won't matter if you remove the admin shares, any user could edit the registry to re-add it and force the workstation to reboot, thus restoring the share (or worse)... Users should not need to change the time on their computer, either, that is...

Use the Filter function... aTmp = Filter(aOrig, aOrig(x), False, vbBinaryCompare) ReDim aOrig(UBound(aOrig) - 1) aOrig = aTmp Be aware that this treats the comparison argument (aOrig(x)) as a string and will exclude all elements containing that string [i.e.: (a.asp, b.asp, aa.asp, ab.asp...

The dialog box is the legal notice dialog. It should not be preventing any services from starting, if it is there are other issues to look at such as service groups and dependencies. But, to disable the dialog you can go to the following key...

Send Ctrl+Alt+Del to server, select Task Manager, from the Applications tab click on New Task..., in the dialog box type explorer.exe and click OK. This should reinitialize the windows interface, giving you back your icons and such.

DateDiff should work with long dates... Try using IsDate to verify that the date is being passed correctly. If Not IsDate(dtNow) Then MsgBox "dtNow: " & dtNow & " is not a valid date." End If If Not IsDate(dtThen) Then MsgBox "dtThen: " & dtThen & " is...

If x < 10 Then 'assuming positive # only x = &quot; &quot; & x '3 spaces ElseIf x < 100 Then x = &quot; &quot; & x '2 spaces ElseIf x < 1000 Then x = &quot; &quot; & x '1 space End If . . .

MS article Q111534 references NT 3.1, but the process is still the same...

If your username was gman10 and I wanted to send you a mesage to say hello, I would type... net send gman10 Hello! The Messenger service must be running on the system sending the message and the system receiving it. If you are on Win9x, you will need WinPopup.

You didn't specify where you want the folder... The script below will create a folder on the C: drive... NewFolder.vbs --------------------------- Set oFS = CreateObject(&quot;Scripting.FileSystemObject&quot;) Set oNet = CreateObject(&quot;WScript.Network&quot;) sys = oNet.ComputerName If Not...

...Full Access for the Administrators group (normally, unless you change the share permissions), as Chris noted, other users should not have access to the share. If you are concerned about users accessing the share, verify the share permissions and ensure only admins are members of the...