T
Tony
any web sites for login scripts reference.
apart from mapping drive, what else can do in login script?
thx.
Tony
apart from mapping drive, what else can do in login script?
thx.
Tony
G
george
Tony said:
set date.
set time
delete temp files from temp directory
logoff
)start processes / programs
.....
just about anything you can do with programs that provide a command-line
interface
try http://cwashington.netreach.net for some ideas (and I'm sure there are
plenty others to find)
googling for 'scripting examples' might get you some ;-)
george
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Carrie Garth
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| wrote in message | any web sites for login scripts reference.
|
| apart from mapping drive, what else can do in login script?
To partially quote the following Microsoft Documentation:
TechNet Home | Community | events
TechNet Briefings Presentations
Automating Administrative Tasks
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/events/server15.mspx
"Logon scripts are frequently used to map network drives, start
background processes, and initialize user environment
variables... Although a logon script is typically a batch file
(.bat extension), any executable program (.exe extension) can
also be used."
Given the fact that "a logon script is ... a batch file", means
that they can perform any of a myriad administration tasks.
As for resources in Scripting...
- See the following Web Page that describes itself as: "one-stop
shopping for system administrators wanting to manage their
Windows computers using Microsoft's scripting technologies"
Microsoft TechNet
Welcome to the Script Center
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/scriptcenter/default.mspx
NOTE: Once the "Welcome to the Script Center" Web Page is
loaded, you can use the TechNet "Search for" box to search to
scripts on a particular topic. And if you add the following word
to your query the results will be mostly sample scripts:
scriptcenter
For example, if you are interested in sample scripts on the topic
of enumerating environment variables, submit the following query:
Enumerate Environment Variables scriptcenter
- You can find peer-to-peer support for scripting technologies in
the following newsgroup:
microsoft.public.windows.server.scripting
AKA: Windows Server Scripting
The following page has links you can click to access the
newsgroup with your Web browser, or with a Network News Transfer
Protocol (NNTP)-based newsreader such as Outlook Express.
Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Management Technologies Newsgroups
Windows Server Scripting
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/community/newsgroups/management/default.mspx
| wrote in message | any web sites for login scripts reference.
|
| apart from mapping drive, what else can do in login script?
To partially quote the following Microsoft Documentation:
TechNet Home | Community | events
TechNet Briefings Presentations
Automating Administrative Tasks
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/events/server15.mspx
"Logon scripts are frequently used to map network drives, start
background processes, and initialize user environment
variables... Although a logon script is typically a batch file
(.bat extension), any executable program (.exe extension) can
also be used."
Given the fact that "a logon script is ... a batch file", means
that they can perform any of a myriad administration tasks.
As for resources in Scripting...
- See the following Web Page that describes itself as: "one-stop
shopping for system administrators wanting to manage their
Windows computers using Microsoft's scripting technologies"
Microsoft TechNet
Welcome to the Script Center
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/scriptcenter/default.mspx
NOTE: Once the "Welcome to the Script Center" Web Page is
loaded, you can use the TechNet "Search for" box to search to
scripts on a particular topic. And if you add the following word
to your query the results will be mostly sample scripts:
scriptcenter
For example, if you are interested in sample scripts on the topic
of enumerating environment variables, submit the following query:
Enumerate Environment Variables scriptcenter
- You can find peer-to-peer support for scripting technologies in
the following newsgroup:
microsoft.public.windows.server.scripting
AKA: Windows Server Scripting
The following page has links you can click to access the
newsgroup with your Web browser, or with a Network News Transfer
Protocol (NNTP)-based newsreader such as Outlook Express.
Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Management Technologies Newsgroups
Windows Server Scripting
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/community/newsgroups/management/default.mspx