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Hi there guys. Sorry for the lack of presence....its all sorted out now. Working like a bomb... if it picks up citrix server,it doesn't run scripts, and then runs scripts when logged on locally. Thanks very much you guys...you have saved me soooo much AD work its not even funny. Regards

This is what I currently have and its working when run \ double clicking on it: Dim WshShell, objEnv, strComputerName, str2Search4 Set WshShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") Set objEnv = WshShell.Environment("PROCESS") strComputerName = objEnv("COMPUTERNAME") str2Search4 = "ctx" Wscript.Echo...

Yeh Id rather not use clientname as its pure AD logins. The citrix servers are ctx1 and ctx2, thats why I had ctx in the search string... mrmovie:where do I put in your line? Dim WshShell, objEnv, strComputerName, str2Search4 Set WshShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") strComputerName =...

Hmmm very strange... I changed all the echos and this is the order I got: Pcname Machine name is not blank will try and search for ctx 0 found str2Search4 in name and then all the scripts ran.... however this only worked when running the .vbs from a network share....when logging...

Ooops sorry, also, forgot to ask what about the SET command? The only thing I could pick up different from terminal server session to the actual session is this: CLIENTNAME=PC103 (Which the actual login doesnt have) and SESSIONNAME=RDP-Tcp#0 Regards

Hi there. Wow thanks for the prompt response! I tried inputting what you had...removing everything under Main Process, but it didnt work: Dim WshShell, objEnv, strComputerName, str2Search4 Set WshShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") Set objEnv = WshShell.Environment("PROCESS")...

Hi there. I am a network guy so this programming stuff is way over my poor head and need to ask the professionals. :) I have vbs scripts that run in a GPO under a certain OU per department etc etc and now that we are moving to citrix, I need the normal domain login scripts to run if...