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Ben Dunning

Good Morning ALL,
I am looking to write a (VBS)WMI script that will do a few
things. I have a novell server environment so all these
changes are Local to the Win2k Workstations.

1. Rename the Administrator account and assign a new
Password.
2. Create a User, Paswword, Set the password to never
expire, and add it to the Local Administrator Account.
3. I would also like to add some text to the description
field of the user(if that is possible scripting wise?)

I will Distribute the .vbs file through Novell. The User
base has Admin rights to their local machine.
If anyone could help me out with this either point me to
where I can read about how to write the script myself or
if anyone has a sample script they could give me that
would be great too.
Basically I am looking for any help I can get on this.
Thanks in advance EveryOne.
Ben Dunning
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Tia

Ben Dunning said:
Good Morning ALL,
I am looking to write a (VBS)WMI script that will do a few
things. I have a novell server environment so all these
changes are Local to the Win2k Workstations.

1. Rename the Administrator account and assign a new
Password.
2. Create a User, Paswword, Set the password to never
expire, and add it to the Local Administrator Account.
3. I would also like to add some text to the description
field of the user(if that is possible scripting wise?)

I will Distribute the .vbs file through Novell. The User
base has Admin rights to their local machine.
If anyone could help me out with this either point me to
where I can read about how to write the script myself or
if anyone has a sample script they could give me that
would be great too.
Basically I am looking for any help I can get on this.
Thanks in advance EveryOne.
Ben Dunning
.




Hi,
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/default.asp
 

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