Prob yet another dumb question.

[Fred]

This script was left to me to get fixed, but since i cannot vb, i
stuck.
Anyone know what i have to do to make it work?

<package>
<job id="vbs">
<script language="VBScr ipt">
Set WshNetwork = WScript.CreateO bject("WScript. Network")
WScript.Echo "Domain = " & WshNetwork.User Domain
WScript.Echo "Computer Name = " & WshNetwork.Comp uterName
WScript.Echo "User Name = " & WshNetwork.User Name
</script>
</job>

<job id="js">
<script language="JScri pt">
var WshNetwork = WScript.CreateO bject("WScript. Network");
WScript.Echo("D omain = " + WshNetwork.User Domain);
WScript.Echo("C omputer Name = " + WshNetwork.Comp uterName);
WScript.Echo("U ser Name = " + WshNetwork.User Name);
</script>
</job>
</package>
Set WshShell =WScript.Create Object ("WScript.Shell ")
WshShell.Run "psexec.exe \\WshNetwork.Co mputerName -d -u
WshNetwork.Comp uterName\Admini strator -p ********** shutdown.exe -s -f
-m \\WshNetwork.Co mputerName -t 0" , 0

[mayayana]

Re: Prob yet another dumb question.

That's script, not VB.
Try microsoft.publi c.scripting.wsh
[color=blue]
> This script was left to me to get fixed, but since i cannot vb, i
> stuck.
> Anyone know what i have to do to make it work?
>
> <package>
> <job id="vbs">
> <script language="VBScr ipt">
> Set WshNetwork = WScript.CreateO bject("WScript. Network")
> WScript.Echo "Domain = " & WshNetwork.User Domain
> WScript.Echo "Computer Name = " & WshNetwork.Comp uterName
> WScript.Echo "User Name = " & WshNetwork.User Name
> </script>
> </job>
>
> <job id="js">
> <script language="JScri pt">
> var WshNetwork = WScript.CreateO bject("WScript. Network");
> WScript.Echo("D omain = " + WshNetwork.User Domain);
> WScript.Echo("C omputer Name = " + WshNetwork.Comp uterName);
> WScript.Echo("U ser Name = " + WshNetwork.User Name);
> </script>
> </job>
> </package>
> Set WshShell =WScript.Create Object ("WScript.Shell ")
> WshShell.Run "psexec.exe \\WshNetwork.Co mputerName -d -u
> WshNetwork.Comp uterName\Admini strator -p ********** shutdown.exe -s -f
> -m \\WshNetwork.Co mputerName -t 0" , 0[/color]

[William Sisko]

Re: Prob yet another dumb question.


"Fred" <fmt@bfd.dep.no > wrote in message
news:9ef0f6a1.0 407200440.688fb c12@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
> This script was left to me to get fixed, but since i cannot vb, i
> stuck.
> Anyone know what i have to do to make it work?
>
> <package>
> <job id="vbs">
> <script language="VBScr ipt">
> Set WshNetwork = WScript.CreateO bject("WScript. Network")
> WScript.Echo "Domain = " & WshNetwork.User Domain
> WScript.Echo "Computer Name = " & WshNetwork.Comp uterName
> WScript.Echo "User Name = " & WshNetwork.User Name
> </script>
> </job>
>
> <job id="js">
> <script language="JScri pt">
> var WshNetwork = WScript.CreateO bject("WScript. Network");
> WScript.Echo("D omain = " + WshNetwork.User Domain);
> WScript.Echo("C omputer Name = " + WshNetwork.Comp uterName);
> WScript.Echo("U ser Name = " + WshNetwork.User Name);
> </script>
> </job>
> </package>
> Set WshShell =WScript.Create Object ("WScript.Shell ")
> WshShell.Run "psexec.exe \\WshNetwork.Co mputerName -d -u
> WshNetwork.Comp uterName\Admini strator -p ********** shutdown.exe -s -f
> -m \\WshNetwork.Co mputerName -t 0" , 0[/color]

There are locale specifics available to windows OS's - look it up.