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I see your point...yes I probably should have stuck with saying that I don't know whether or not is possible to accomplish what I am trying to with VBScript. On the MSDN website I found a method for doing what I want to but they are only supported on Windows Vista and Server 2008 so I assumed...

Based on the stuff I read (and what I gathered from the MSDN website), I didn't think it was possible with VBScript to create a security descriptor object, assign its value using the REG_BINARY data and then dump the SDDL as a string. Everything I found, at the MSDN website at least, was for...

Excellent! Thanks for your input...I hit all around the right way to do it but couldn't quite get it. You guys rock.

I've found a million examples of how to enumerate domain user accounts to pull their last logon time but I'm trying to figure out how I could do the same for all LOCAL user accounts on servers that do not belong to a domain. I thought it would be as simple as enumerating the local users by...

After busting my brain over this problem for a while longer I've discovered a couple things: 1- The REG_BINARY values I referenced in my original thread actually store the actual security descriptor object in binary form (not just a binary encoded SDDL statement) 2- VBScript does not have the...

I'm working on a script that will be used at my place of employment for base-lining various permissions on our 2003 servers. It was great up until I got to DCOM and from there its gotten sticky. Although I am aware of the security policy settings that provide system wide DCOM access...