I have the need to delete user profiles off of 10+ terminal servers for members of a specific group. Does anybody know how to do this through scripting?
Specifics:
Approximately 70 members in the group
Profiles could exist on one or more of the 10 terminal servers
Would like to :
1. read the...
I bought some study material from citrixexperience.com a couple years ago when I took my CCA for Metaframe XP. I wasn't that impressed with the quality of the product (although they may have improved since then).
As far as 4.0 material, there really isn't much out there today. However, the...
I have a table that contains a list of file paths and group members. Is it possible to run a script to return the members of each group? The group members are listed in the table as domain\groupname.
IF I have a list of groups stored in an access table in the form: domain\group, how can I create a report that lists all of the users of each group?
Thanks...
Thank you...I was able to get the script to run successfully using the following code:
Set sh = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
rc = sh.Run("c:\temp\query.wsf", 1, True)
What needs to be done in order to run an existing .wsf script when a button/command is selected from a form in Access? Can this be done?
Example:
I have an existing vbscript that performs a search on a file server and dumps the results into a csv file. I then open the access database, and run...
I'm trying to open a comma separated text file which contains log data and I want to remove all blank lines. Additionally, if a particular line in the text file contains "administrator" or "administrators", I would like to delete that line from the file.
Is this possible? I have looked at the...
Is it possible to export a list of all published applications to a CSV or Excel file? I know you can view the published applications per server in the CMC but am looking for a way to export into a file. Thanks in advance..
Brian
-Always Learning...
You may also have some printer driver problems. Are the auto-created printers using the Universal Print Driver (UPD)? Some vendor drivers also cause printing problems in Citrix. There is a lot of good information on printing at this site...
Based on what you said above, can I break it out and allow a user defined path?
strCommand = "cmd /c CACLS " & strPath & """,1,TRUE
rc=WshShell.run(strCommand)
Would this work??? I would request the full UNC path from the user in an inputbox and then check to verify that it is a full UNC...
In your login script, you can add something like this:
Set WshNetwork = CreateObject ("Wscript.Network")
UserName = wshNetwork.Username
WshNetwork.MapNetworkDrive "y:", "\\SERVER01" & UserName
Or, if you have multiple sites and want to check based on the login server, check out faq329-5798...
Ok....Since it seems I need to have a recursive query to check Group memberships with the eventual output of users that have access to a particular folder, does anyone have any idea on how to do this? Thank in advance.
I've taken a couple of the Citrix eLearning courses and I was not impressed at all. They seemed to be almost more "sales" learning rather than technical. The Admin guides as mentioned above have pretty good information. Another good site not mentioned above is: http://www.citrix4ge.de/
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Your Summary is correct. One server in the DMZ for SG/WI, and the two on the internal network can have Presentation Server.
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Does anybody have a script that will allow you to enter a network folder name and return all groups (and users of those groups) that have access to the folder? I've seen a few things that will return groups but I really need a User List.
This script will return Groups...
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