Hey Dean...I haven't
tried it yet and since I'm inherently lazy I'll ask and try if I don't get a
response J
Will this work
against a 2003 DC as long as setpwd.exe from 2000 is available (in same
directory script is run from or in the %PATH%)??
Thanks man;
Cheers!!
Robert
Williams,
MCSE NT4/2K/2K3, Security+
Infrastructure
Rapid Response Engineer
Northeast Region
Microsoft Corporation
Global Solutions Support
Center
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Enclosed as a text
file ... rename to a .CMD ...
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Hmmm.... Let me think.....
YES! ;o)
Rick
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I appreciate the
compliment Rick ... nothing interesting this time I'm afraid
...
Anybody interested in
a script that resets every DC's DSRM password to the same value?
;-)
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Heh.... I see
that Dean has already answered this, so I'm most interested to see what the
"Wizard of the Shell Script" has come up with....
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Maybe
this didn't go through this morning?
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Ok,
her's what I need to do from within a .cmd file (this is the only hook I have
into a process that runs on every workstation once an hour - no I can't use a
_vbscript_ or any of that):
Check
device's domain
If
Domain <> MyDomain
Run netdom and remove
Reboot
Otherwise
Quit
Now
I figured out a way to use wmic to get the domain, but it returns multiple
lines of text, and I don't have a clue how I would parse that in a batch
file.
The
output of "wmic computersystem get domain" looks like
this:
Z:\Files\PsTools>wmic
computersystem get domain
Domain
WORKGROUP
Z:\Files\PsTools>
I
just need that "WORKGROUP".
Ideally
my script needs to work on NT and newer. I'll settle for 2000 & newer and
the field guys can do the NT ones by hand if need be. The NT inventory
purportedly has WMI installed, which I presume means wmic would work. I'm all
up for a different way of doing this - I don't know of an environment variable
or similar holding the machine's domain.
Anyone
got a way I can make this work?
--brian
