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- SCCM Scripting - Add computer to AD group
I had a similar need and found a script online to accomplish adding the computer to specific security group (s) We have multiple locations and have an OU for each location (which gets set as a variable at the start of the OSD), and I use the OU variable to determine which AD security group (s) the computer gets added to
- VBScript Shares AD Help - social. technet. microsoft. com
We can't be everywhere at once (we know—shocking!), so we will appreciate any and all help you can give to each other to get scripting problems solved The Microsoft Scripting Guys00
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- Schedule task in XP Mode - social. technet. microsoft. com
Interesting, that's a bit different than I was thinking, it uses the special properties of XP Mode to shut the VM down, while in all the scripting I've done, I was shuting the VM down via the script This is quite a bit easier if it's a single task that needs to be done at a time
- How to create a log file using batch coding?
Within batch file XYZ bat, I would like to execute any coding at the end of XYZ bat file to generate a log file at D:\Log txt, which will keep previous records and add the current time and date at the first line of this file
- Provision Exchange 2007 Linked mailbox using FIM2010
I think it can be easilly replaced with declarative provisioning (from the FIM portal), but I guess the permissions will still have to be set using custom code scripting
- IISRESET Batch File Help - social. technet. microsoft. com
Hi I am brand new to server scripting and batch files I hope I am posting this in the correct place? Ok I have written a batch file that will reset IIS I want to do this twice a week as a scheduled task Once it runs the command to reset IIS I need it to run a VBScript file on another server
- Script for CPU count - social. technet. microsoft. com
In addition, you could have a try to create a txt file which contains 100+ server names and then use the following command to get the information, for your reference: Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_ComputerSystem -ComputerName (Get-Content < txt path>) | Select-Object NumberOfProcessors, NumberOfLogicalProcessors Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Processor -ComputerName (Get-Content < txt path
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