Scheduling tasks from the command line

[WhiteWiz]

has anyone successfully scheduled tasks on windows 2000 computers from the command line? (ie logon script)

i have tried these solutions without success:

-copying a .job file to the %windir%/tasks dir - looses it's security context, can't find the reg key
-schtasks.exe from win Xp modified to bypass version checks - don't work

http://www.xtremepccentral.com/forums/archive/39/2003/07/4/1277

-jt.exe from the windows 2k res kit - so cryptic can't figure it out

http://www.jsiinc.com/subf/tip2600/rh2621.htm

-a .vbs script direct from microsoft - only seems to work on winXp machines, 2k=file not found

any help or info is appreciated.

 

[WhiteWiz]

Solution: (stoopid undocumented jt command)

copy \\file1\sms\reports\DailyTasks.job %windir%\tasks /y

jt /sac DailyTasks.job /sc graceland\Elvis HoundDog /svj DailyTasks.job