Ya, I'm only looking at 125 users on a 1gig/100meg network with newer machines. It is a lot of load though. I think I might add some code to there login script to update the computer description in AD. does that sound like a good idea?
I guess there are some choices. I have searched but didn't find exactly what I was looking for. Maybe I'll dive into that a little more. I use Ezaudit to audit all the PCs, but that still requires me to to into the software and look up the user. I have the persons name in my AD computer...
I use Surf Control for windows servers. It's very easy to use and doesn't need to be inline. Just plug it into a port that is mirrored with the gateway and it intercepts all traffic. It can not only monitor all web traffic like http and the like, it also can monitor ftp, smtp, webmail, im...
I have a script that I use that will output who is logged in on a workstation, but sometimes I need the opposite. Like when someone calls me with a PC problem that I need to remote in to fix. They don't know their computer name, and it's a pain to walk some of my users through the process of...
to take this one step further, i want to add a message variable that will pop up on the users computer, so when they unlock there PC, the message is there waiting for them telling them why they were locked. I added some more code to the script for this, with a text box on the form and added the...
Ok, I made the changes and also added:
Dim objFSO
Dim objWMIService
Now I get
Line:51
Char:1
Error: ActiveX component can't create object: 'GetObject'
Code:0
Any ideas, I think it's almost there. Thanx for the help.
1. Don't know. Never noticed it. I haven't seen it closed in other scripts I looked at and assumed it was supposed to be that way. I'll close it out.
2. the workstation vaiable needs to be \\workstation\c$\windows\
so I added that stuff to the wrkstn variable which is just the workstation...
I'm trying to make a script that you can input a workstation name and it will lock it remotely. I have found a few scripts that come close to what I'm trying to do, but none that do exactly what I want to do, so I attempted to make my own variation. I have super basic knowledge of VB but I'm...
Just got a new job and this company uses domino/lotus. I'm an exchange 2000/2003 person myself and was wondering if anyone knew of some really good books I can pickup for learning the ropes on domino. Any help would be appriated. Thanks,
pete
It's the strangest thing. I couldn't resolve it with a bios update or any other update I could think of. And evey other OS would work fine. It was just 2003 that was giving the prob. I think it's a power management prob. I just used the dos install to get it on there. Everythings ok after...
Help. I can't get the 2003 cd to boot for a clean install. I comes up with:
Line 16106 of the INF file \i386\txtsetup.sif is invalid
Never even gets to text setup. thats right after setup is inspecting your computer. I can load server 2000 and then upgrade but I want to do a clean...
I have the same problem. It's been blowing my mind as of late. I hava a whole drive dedicated to ftp. The drive is NTFS. I created a global security group called FTP Users. I added the users to this group. The drive is set for doman Admins full control and FTP Users have read and write...
My dns server on my windows 2000 server machine was giving me some errors. my dns log was overloaded with warnings regarding my dns server reciving packets to itself and my system log was full of netlogon errors regarding 600.serv.bla bla bla dna operation refused and I couldn't fix it for the...
Me too. Same problem although slighly different. My error sometimes tells me of the network path but also tells me that my system made an attemtp to compromise security. Any one have any suggestions for this. the roaming profile worked twice and them started with these errors.
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