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  1. Chr0nic

    Change NIC Binding Order

    Is it possible through the use of a VBScript to change the binding order of the installed network cards??
  2. Chr0nic

    Query Active Directory

    I am running Windows 2000 Active Directory and want to find a way to list all new machine and user accounts created in the last 7 days and who created them. I guess my first question is going to be is this possible?? And then if it is how would I go about doing it, I'm figuring VBScript but I...
  3. Chr0nic

    Restore from Multiple Tapes

    We've recently implemented BE9 as our new backup solution. One thing I'd like to check though is if our backup spans multiple tapes, then when we come to restore a file/folder will it need the full set of tapes that were used or will it just ask for the one tape that it knows the file is on...
  4. Chr0nic

    Monitor CD Burning

    Unfortunately, the CD burners and floppies are required for certain aspects of peoples jobs. So we just want to cover ourselves and have a way of tracking what data is being burnt or copied to floppy.
  5. Chr0nic

    Monitor CD Burning

    As part of our Security Procedures we are looking at ways of monitoring data transferred onto CD or floppies as we suspect that previous ex-employees may have provided company info to competitors. Does anyone know of anyway that this is possible either through scripting or a 3rd party...
  6. Chr0nic

    Project Server 2002 Subwebs

    I currently have Project Server 2002 setup to automatically create a Sharepoint Team Services subweb for each new project that is uploaded to the server. My question is how can I find out the URL for the subweb automatically without going into the server as admin and seeing what subwebs have...
  7. Chr0nic

    Add Machine To Domain

    Looks pretty good to me!! Thanks for that, never even thought to check the Microsoft site!!!
  8. Chr0nic

    Add Machine To Domain

    Is it possible to use VBScript to add a machine into a domain?? I've managed to script the creation of the computer account on the domain but I want to add to this so the whole process is scripted. i.e. the network settings on the machine are changed accordingly and then the computer account...
  9. Chr0nic

    Extract Value From Text File

    Thanks for that, I was struggling with the instr function which is why I went the way I did!!!! Yours is far more efficient and failproof. I'm getting there slowly with it though I think, the more I do the more seems to fall in to place!!! Thanks again.
  10. Chr0nic

    Extract Value From Text File

    Thanks for the tips, here's the code I finally came up with, it's probably not the tidiest way of doing it but it works!!! Const ForReading = 1 Dim fso, MyFile, Text, Fail Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set MyFile =...
  11. Chr0nic

    Extract Value From Text File

    Thanks for the pointers guys, I'm a bit of a beginner at VBScript so any and all help is greatly appreciated!!
  12. Chr0nic

    Extract Value From Text File

    I have a text file which takes the following format: DHCP Server version 5.5 Discovers = 514. Offers = 162. Requests = 196. Acks = 1249. Naks = 4. Declines = 0. Releases = 1. ServerStartTime = 01/20/2003 09:40:28. Scopes = 1. Subnet = 192.168.102.0. NumAddressesInuse = 130. NumAddressesFree =...
  13. Chr0nic

    Check number of available DHCP addresses

    Does anyone know of a script or other method to query the number of available DHCP addresses on NT4/W2K servers? We have a number of servers at different sites and I want to set up monitors to alert me when a certain trigger level is reached, but I'm not sure how to query the number of...

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