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I figured it out. You need to "remove Synchronization" prior to managing these groups.

I'm running version 3.1.0 and I can't seem to add new computers to existing groups. The groups mirror our Active Directory, the Sophos console will find new computers but even though they are powered up and on the domain, they are grayed out and the groups have lock icons on the folders. At...

Kwing: I was not involved with that part of the deployment so I'm not positive, but believe we are using IMS/UMS. We are getting errors in the event viewer. see the event details below. Source: UMserver Type: Error Event ID: 4 Unable to determine the default location where e-mail is stored...

We have IPO500 v6.1 with Voice mail pro 4.1 running on a system with Exchange 2003. We were getting our voice mail in our email. We just migrated to Exchange 2007, changed the settings on the voicemail server in the control panel in the IP Office Voice Mail Pro to reflect the new Exchange...

I tried that with no change. I found a way to reset to permissions after the script runs. CODE ECHO Start LogOnScript.bat >>C:\bravo.txt date/t >>C:\bravo.txt time/t >>C:\bravo.txt ECHO run LogOn1.vbs >>C:\bravo.txt cscript \\Server\SYSVOL\HOME.COM\Scripts\LogOn1.vbs >>C:\bravo.txt start /b...

I figured it out. I had to add to the C drive security properties on the local machine the "Domain Users" group and give them Full Control. The script runs now.

The tips have been helpful. I have tried to run the Outlook command in the script, tried it a few ways, but it would not work. The thing that gets me is that when the batch file runs, it calls the command to open and import the Outlook .prf file and nothing else. No other output. Even if I...

The logon script I have been developing has been running perfectly on the test system doing everything I need it to do. When I tested it on three other systems I only get a partial read of the file. CODE ECHO Start LogOnScript.bat >>C:\bravo.txt date/t >>C:\bravo.txt time/t >>C:\bravo.txt ECHO...

I found the answer to my problem. If you set the group Policy on the local machine to allow "users" to install printers and drivers, the logon script works. As we will be installing a ghost image to all systems on a new PC roll out, we will simply make the GP edit for the original image. Here...

I can create the port in the start up script but would need administrator rights to install the printer. I'm guessing a "runas" or similar command code would do it, but would it need to be a different script entirely?

Hello all, I'm new to the forums here but have gotten some good info here in the past and decided to join. In a previous thread, thread329-1383515, sparkbyte had posted some good code that will create an IP port for a local printer and load the printer driver. I tested it locally and in a log...