Hi,
We have installed Securemote on all our laptops (SP4, SP5 and NG mixed)
Now we want to get rid of it, but without calling all of the laptops in.
IMPORTANT:
The users do not have Administrative right to their PC's
I've already written an uninstall script with administrative priviliges, and it works fine, but when it has run, it doesn't seem to be able to get rid of the bindings that Securemote has made with the adapters.
This means that after a restart, the PC will not connect to the network anymore.
Has anyone a solution for this?
Here is the script (kix) that I run for the Machines with Securemote SP4 and SP5:
shell ("%COMSPEC% /C Cscript " + @LDRIVE + "runas.vbe -u USER -p PASSWORD -e " + Chr(34) + $windir + "\ISUNINST.EXE -y -x -fC:\PROGRA~1\CHECKP~1\SECURE~1\UNINST.ISU C:\PROGRA~1\CHECKP~1\SECURE~1" + Chr(34))
The runas.vbe works fine and gives the command the possibility to run as the user that is passed in the argument.
Tnx,
YO
We have installed Securemote on all our laptops (SP4, SP5 and NG mixed)
Now we want to get rid of it, but without calling all of the laptops in.
IMPORTANT:
The users do not have Administrative right to their PC's
I've already written an uninstall script with administrative priviliges, and it works fine, but when it has run, it doesn't seem to be able to get rid of the bindings that Securemote has made with the adapters.
This means that after a restart, the PC will not connect to the network anymore.
Has anyone a solution for this?
Here is the script (kix) that I run for the Machines with Securemote SP4 and SP5:
shell ("%COMSPEC% /C Cscript " + @LDRIVE + "runas.vbe -u USER -p PASSWORD -e " + Chr(34) + $windir + "\ISUNINST.EXE -y -x -fC:\PROGRA~1\CHECKP~1\SECURE~1\UNINST.ISU C:\PROGRA~1\CHECKP~1\SECURE~1" + Chr(34))
The runas.vbe works fine and gives the command the possibility to run as the user that is passed in the argument.
Tnx,
YO