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Uninstall
Symatec and Install ForeFront Client Serurity - VB Script
This
script can be use to uninstall Symantec Antivirus client and install
Microsoft Forefront Client Security. In this script you will see
functions for removing Symantec passwords, uninstalling Symantec
Antivirus, uninstalling Symantec Endpoint and installing FCS.
Usage:
Rename the file extension to .vbs and run as a startup/shutdown
GPO.
Reference:
http://bogs.sivarajan.com
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McAfee and Install ForeFront Client Serurity - VB Script
You
can use this scrip to uninstall McAfee Antivirus client and install
Microsoft Forefront Client Security. In this script you will see
functions for removing McAfee Antivirus and installing FCS.
Usage:
Rename the file extension to .vbs and run as a startup/shutdown
GPO.
Reference:
http://bogs.sivarajan.com
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Uninstall
ForeFront Client Security- VB Script
Here
is a script which you can use to uninstall Microsoft Forefront
Client Security. In this script you will see functions for removing
Microsoft Forefront Client Security Antimalware Service and Microsoft
Forefront Client Security State Assessment Service.
Usage:
Rename the file extension to .vbs and run as a startup/shutdown
GPO.
Reference:
http://bogs.sivarajan.com
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Install
ForeFront Client Security- VB Script
This
script can be used to install Microsoft Forefront Client Security.
If you run this script as a Startup/Shutdown script, you don't
need to provide Admin credentials. It will run under System credentials.
Usage:
Rename the file extension to .vbs and run as a startup/shutdown
GPO.
Reference:
http://bogs.sivarajan.com
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Identify
Domain Membership - PowerShell Script
Here
is a PowerShell script which you can use to identify the domain
membership of remote computers . You can use a text file as an
input file with all your computers names. This script generates
2 output files; Domain_Success_File.txt and Domain_Failed_File.txt.
Usage:
Add all computer names to the Computers.txt file and run the Check_Domain_Membership.PS1
script reate a text file called computers.txt with all your computer
names.
Reference:
http://bogs.sivarajan.com
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Identify
the Physical Host of a Virtual Server - PowerShell Script
Here
is a PowerShell script you can use to identify the Physical host
name of a Virtual server. In this script I am looking for the
values in the following registry keys:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Virtual Machine\Guest\Parameters
Usage:
Rename the file extension to .ps1 and run it on the server.
Reference:
http://bogs.sivarajan.com
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Start,
Stop, Enable or DisableService - PowerShell Script
You can use the following PowerShell script to Start, Stop, Enable
or Disable Windows services on a remote machine. An input file
can be used to provide computer names - add all your computer
names to input.csv file.
Reference:
http://bogs.sivarajan.com
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Disable
and Stop Service - Batch File
Here
is simple batch file which you can use to stop and disable the
firewall service. I have used this file as a pre-migration script
on my recent migration project. You can add all your computer
names to Computer.txt file.
Reference:
http://bogs.sivarajan.com
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Add
Workstations To The Domain - Batch File
Here
is an easy procedure to add computers to the Domain from an input
file. I am using the Netdom command to join the computer. You
can add all your computer names to the Computers.txt file.
Reference:
http://bogs.sivarajan.com
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Change
Default Domain Name (Log on to) from an Input File - Batch File
Here
is a PowerShell script which you can use to test the admin$ share
access. This script is useful when you are performing computer
migrations. You can use a CSV file as an input file. This script
generates 2 output files; Computers.txt and Failed_Computers.txt.
Usage:
Add all computer names to the input CSV file and run the PreMig
script.
Reference:
http://bogs.sivarajan.com
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Check
admin$ Share Access - PowerShell Script
This
batch file can be used to change the default domain name (Log
on to). This script is useful when performing computer migrations.
The input for this script is a text file which contains all computer
names.
If
you change the DefaultDomainName and AltDefaultDomainName values,
the Log on to filed will populate with this new value. But I have
seen many failed instances. The workaround for this issue is to
populate the CachePrimaryDomain registry string with your new
Domain name.
Usage:
Create a text file called computers.txt with all your computer
names and update the KERALA domain name in the script with your
domain name.
Reference:
http://bogs.sivarajan.com
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Search
AD User and Computer Accounts - PowerShell Script
This
script can be used to generate a list of Active Directory users
and computes. This script generates 2 output files ADUserInfo.csv
and ADCompInfo.csv which contains user and computer information
respectively.
Reference:
http://bogs.sivarajan.com
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User
Profile and Operating System (OS) Info - PowerShell Script
This
script can be used to generate user profile and Operating System
(OS) information from an input file (input.csv) which contains
computer names. This script generates 2 output files. UserInfo.csv
– which contains Computer Name, Profile Name, Last Access
Time, OS version and Service Pack information.
FailedCompuers.csv
– Script verifies admin$ access. If the access fails, it
will be added to the FailedComptuers.csv file. This script also
displays the output on the screen.
Reference:
http://bogs.sivarajan.com
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Last
Logged-On User / DefaultUserName - PowerShell Script
This
script generates Last Logged-On User / DefaultUserName information
from an input file (input.csv) which contains computer names.
UserInfo.csv – contains computer names and corresponding
SamAccountNames. FailedCompuers.csv – Script verifies admin$
access. If the access fails, it will be added to the FailedComptuers.csv
file.
Reference:
http://bogs.sivarajan.com
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Get control of your severs using Startup/Shutdown Script - Batch
File
In
many situations we need to reset the Local Administrator password
and add Domain Admins to the Local Administrator group on a server
or client machine without visiting each machine. If you don’t
know the password and don’t have access to the severs, you
can run this simple script as a Startup/Shutdown script in conjunction
with Group Policy.
Usage:
Create a batch file and run as a startup/shutdown GPO.
Reference:
Santhosh
Sivarajan - WindowsNetworking
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