OK I have this code here:
set ofso = createobject("scripting.filesystemobject")
set nfile = ofso.createtextfile("c:\a\bb.txt")
Set xmldoc = CreateObject( "Microsoft.XMLDOM" )
xmldoc.Load("C:\a\bex00032.xml")
set nodelist = xmldoc.getElementsByTagName("machine_name")
for each node in nodelist...
I have x amount of boxes which I want to set a random number to, however they can not be the same number.
I can get a random number ok but I'm not sure how to remove that number from the set.
Anyone done something like this before?
I have a win2k server machine runing IIS 5, for some reason today the machine will not display ANY PAGES at all, it simply gives me a HTTP 500: server error [20-0003] error message. I can not even display HTML pages!!
I have been searching on the MS web site however I can only find an issue...
I have a machine with two NICS, however I can only be n one network at a time, so I would like to disable Nic(1) and enable Nic(2) copy some files and then swap them back over.
I know I can also do this by changing IP address' however I would prefer to disable the NIC.
I have setup a counter log in Perfmon, however every now and then it will stop for no reason, does any know how I can check to see if this counter log is still running from a script?
This is on a Windows 2000 machine.
There are a number of ways you can do it, WMI will let you capture most of the data, however it may be easier to setup a counter log in Perfmon.
Check this article out at MS:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wmisdk/wmi/monitoring_performance_data.asp
MS Scripts...
sorry for the delay, but when I run this objfolder end up returning the folder name value instead of the folders.item(3)....
is there any way to covert the name over or just pull it straight out when selecting the folder?
I'm trying to create an extenal program to act like the rule wizard, I have reached the limit and still need to move more e-mails around.
I would like to be able to browse my folders and grab its outlook name (eg outlook.getnamspace("MAPI").folders.item(3).folder......). Is this possible?
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