I saw a post to add domain users to a domain group:

for /f %q in (addthesenames.txt) do (net group groupname %
q /add /domain)

But I want to write a script that will pull computernames
from a text file, and add a local user from said computers
to the said computers' Administrators group. All the
computers have the same local user.

Thanks in advance.

jjs

>for /f %q in (addthesenames.txt) do (net group groupname %
>q /add /domain)
>
>But I want to write a script that will pull computernames
>from a text file, and add a local user from said computers
>to the said computers' Administrators group. All the
>computers have the same local user.

for /f %q in (addthesecomputers.txt) do psexec \\%q net localgroup
administrators username /add

PSEXEC will be found in PSTOOLS from www.sysinternals.com

Computers must be up and running server service, which is default
configuration. The command must be executed by a user with admin
rights on the target computers.

Ciao, Walter

Thanks,

I will give it a try.

jjs
>-----Original Message-----
>>for /f %q in (addthesenames.txt) do (net group groupname
%
>>q /add /domain)
>>
>>But I want to write a script that will pull
computernames
>>from a text file, and add a local user from said
computers
>>to the said computers' Administrators group. All the
>>computers have the same local user.
>
>for /f %q in (addthesecomputers.txt) do psexec \\%q net
localgroup
>administrators username /add
>
>PSEXEC will be found in PSTOOLS from www.sysinternals.com
>
>Computers must be up and running server service, which is
default
>configuration. The command must be executed by a user
with admin
>rights on the target computers.
>
>Ciao, Walter
>.
>