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If it works in cmd.exe , you can remotely execute on multiple Computers . This script invokes whatever command you can use in cmd.exe on one or more computers you input the command you'd like to run as a screen input when you run the script, you can use all cmd.exe command like [del,ipconfig /flushdns,ipconfig /registerdns,gpupdate /force ,notepad.exe,defrag c:, wuauclt /detectnow , powercfg, net start ,net stop,copy,arp,wscript.exe ....] #============================================================================================== # Script Name : Run Remote cmd.exe Commands # COMMENT: # this script invokes whatever command you can use in cmd.exe on one or more computers #you input the command name as a screen input when you run the script #you can use all cmd.exe command like [del,ipconfig /flushdns,ipconfig /registerdns,gpupdate /force ,notepad.exe,defrag c:, ... #..wuauclt /detectnow,powercfg,net start ,net stop,copy,arp,wscript.ex

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Active Directory New user creation Tool: Features: Allows user creation with oft-used Active Directory attributes Bulk creation of users from CSV Auto-generation of account attributes based on other attributes Display Name samAccountName userPrincipalName Default entries Domain OU Phone Number (can use full number or company prefix '212-555-') Department Company Description Password (Accounts are set to change at first logon) Site (HQ, Branch Office 1, etc) Street Address City State Postal Code Pre-populated fields for easy selection Address information Domains OUs Descriptions Departments Links: http://blog.richprescott.com/2011/10/arposh-new-user-creation-anuc.html http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/New-User-Creation-tool-14fa73cd

Client System Administration Tool: Features: Connects to currently logged-in domain on startup Search for PC - Search Active Directory for computers matching the string in the textbox System Info - Gathers info about PC, user session, make/model, hardware, OS, networking and McAfee Local Admins - Enumerates local administrators and allows you to remove them Applications - Enumerates installed software and allows you to uninstall Startup Items - Enumerates startup items and allows you to remove them Processes - Enumerates running processes and allows you to kill them Remote Desktop - Remote desktop into computer Remote Assistance - Initiate remote assistance session with remote computer View C Drive - Opens explorer to the C drive of remote computer Restart Computer - Restarts remote computer (Includes confirmation) File Menu Connect to domain... - Connect to a different domain Find User in AD - Enter user's name, search for it in AD and output to Gr

1. http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1064-sccm-2007-guides/ 2. How to install AD and DHCP before installing SCCM : http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.php?/topic/446-how-can-i-setup-wds-in-windows-server-2008 / 3 . Installing A SUP on remote server http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.php?/topic/812-install-a-sup-on-remote-server/ 4. Configuring software Update Within SCCM http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.php?/topic/624-configuring-software-update-point-within-sccm/

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Active Directory: FSMO Roles in Windows Server 2008 R2 I've been getting a lot of questions and debate about FSMO roles in an Active Directory domain environment. Where should you place what role? What does a specific role do? Should I seize it if it's not available? I'll start by summing up the available roles and their task. The function of each role is defined for Windows Server 2008 R2. Schema Master There can only be one Schema Master defined per forest. The Schema Master contains the only writable copy of the schema and additions to it can only be done by a member of the Schema Admins and the Enterprise Admins security group. When this role is unavailable additions or changes to the schema cannot be made. Domain Naming Master The Domain Naming Master is responsible for the addition or removal of domains in the forest. The Domain Naming Master is a forest-wide role, which means only one can be defined per forest. When this role is unavailable no domains can be ad