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11/28/2000 7:12:21 AM:Luke
excellent idea for server
administration if you dont want to go
or cant go always to your server.
i
wish there would be more of such codes
for dns or dhcp configuration
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10/10/2001 5:23:13 AM:M Fernandes
I am trying to use this code on Win
2000 and gives the Set error as said,
do i have to install windows 2000
resource kit as said in the help of win
2000 for it to work
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10/10/2001 6:01:39 AM:Chris Register
Win2K comes with ADSI, and should not
require any special installs to use the
above scripts. I run these scripts on
2 Win2K *Professional* machines, and it
works fine.
I'm not sure what the
problem can be ... please feel free to
email me with more information at
<address@removed> if you continue to
have problems.
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3/31/2002 12:20:55 PM:chuck
I got it to semi wirk with Windows NT.
However, I am logged on as
administrator and I am getting the
error where everything it stopping...
Any ideas?
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3/31/2002 12:22:19 PM:Chuck
Scratch that...I was using the I_USR,
thought I had Anon access off. Thanks
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4/24/2002 5:01:11 AM:Mike
Very cool. Since you got a grasp on
ADSI, then if you get some free time,
how about seeing if you can come up
with adding virtual directories or
websites in IIS. Or removing the
Anonymous box under Directory security
would be appreciated too.
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4/24/2002 9:32:46 AM:Chris Register
Okay, when I have a few minutes ...
should be around June of 2004
...
Seriously though, not bad
ideas!
Regards,
Chris Register
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4/26/2002 12:01:58 PM:Chris Register
I have updated the scripts so that now
you can manage any NT computer (NT4
server/workstation, Win2K (all), WinXP
(all) ) using the script. It now also
displays all of the computers in the
domain and allows you to choose the one
you want to maintain.
Email me if
you want the new version!
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5/24/2002 12:56:34 PM:Thass
This is what i have been looking for,
for a long time. But i get the same
error, as i get when i try to this with
some other code i found.
The error is
:error '80070035' when i try using
displayservices.asp.
When using
validate.asp the AUTH_USER variable is
emty, and validation is
denied.
Could this be becuse my
sever is not in a domain, but is a
standalone webserver ?
Any help will
be appreciated
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5/29/2002 8:59:23 AM:richard davies
I can only get this code to show
services on the actual webserver - not
on any other machines in the
domain...?
I'm pretty sure it's not
the actual code, because this code also
only works on the webserver:
<%@
Language=VBScript%>
<%
Set adsNS =
GetObject(
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9/18/2002 10:32:16 AM:
If anyone has the new version, can they
please email it me at
jpearson@bfwpub.com , the author is not
responding to emails for it.
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10/14/2002 10:20:54 AM:Eric Ross (*)
This is perfect!
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