Windows File Protection Question

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Celler Dweller

Hi All,
I need to automate the updating of a DLL that is protected by WFP on
about 3,500 computers. I have done some research and it is my
understanding that I should update this file in 3 places, the dllcache/,
system32/ and i386/ folders. Has anyone attempted this and did you do
anything differently? ANY advice is appreciated.
Thank you
 
Hi All,
I need to automate the updating of a DLL that is protected by WFP on
about 3,500 computers. I have done some research and it is my
understanding that I should update this file in 3 places, the dllcache/,
system32/ and i386/ folders. Has anyone attempted this and did you do
anything differently? ANY advice is appreciated.
Thank you
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If the file is not locked:

if exist \\computer1\admin$\System32\dllcache\mydll.dll copy \\Server\Distshare\mydll.dll \\computer1\admin$\System32\dllcache\mydll.dll
if exist \\computer1\admin$\System32\mydll.dll copy \\Server\Distshare\mydll.dll \\computer1\admin$\System32\mydll.dll

etc...



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

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