Scheduled Tasks, domain bulk update

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Jolyon

Hi all,

does anyone here know of a method where I can change the 'run as' user
of a scheduled task remotely?

I have a network of computers and I need to change a single task on
each computer.

I know that WSH and VBS won't enumerate manually added tasks although I
can list them as *.JOB files via the WINNT\TASKS directory.

I don't have a C(+/++/#) compiler and as such can't utilise C code.

Any help greatly appreciated, I'm off to keep manually updating tasks.

J.
 
Jolyon said:
Hi all,

does anyone here know of a method where I can change the 'run as' user
of a scheduled task remotely?

I have a network of computers and I need to change a single task on
each computer.

I know that WSH and VBS won't enumerate manually added tasks although I
can list them as *.JOB files via the WINNT\TASKS directory.

I don't have a C(+/++/#) compiler and as such can't utilise C code.

Any help greatly appreciated, I'm off to keep manually updating tasks.

J.

You might be able to recreate the tasks with jt.exe
(Technical Resource Kit).
 
Hi all,

does anyone here know of a method where I can change the 'run as' user
of a scheduled task remotely?

I have a network of computers and I need to change a single task on
each computer.

I know that WSH and VBS won't enumerate manually added tasks although I
can list them as *.JOB files via the WINNT\TASKS directory.

I don't have a C(+/++/#) compiler and as such can't utilise C code.

Any help greatly appreciated, I'm off to keep manually updating tasks.

J.


If you can't get JT%.exe to work, use schtasks.
See tip 5335 » Can I use the Windows XP command line scheduler in Windows 2000?
in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsifaq.com



Jerold Schulman
Windows Server MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com
http://www.jsifaq.com
 

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