one possibility :
use rcmd to pass that net user line to the Server ... I used it to disable/enable all(except some admin accounts) on our PDC's and it worked a treat !

Jochen

ahh, and i fergot to mention : There must be some ADSI enhanced Scripting method to gain this ... Shawn ???

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WHOOOPS! Forgot to mention that it's not free however...

[ 07 August 2001: Message edited by: Fuentez ]

to install rcmd on a remote server just do somehting like this (It's one of my older ones , as you can see i was on Uppercase KiX )

code:

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	IF EXIST("\\$Server\admin$\system32\Oemnsvrc.inf") = 0
		COPY "%0\..\tools\Oemnsvrc.inf" "\\$Server\admin$\system32\"
	ENDIF
	IF EXIST("\\$Server\admin$\system32\Rcmdsvc.exe") = 0
		COPY "%0\..\tools\Rcmdsvc.exe" "\\$Server\admin$\system32\"
	ENDIF
	SHELL '%ComSpec% /C %0\..\tools\xnet list \\' + $Server + ' |find /C "RemoteCmd" >nul'
	IF @error = 0
		SHELL "%ComSpec% /C %0\..\tools\xnet stop \\" + $Server + "\RemoteCmd >nul"
		SHELL "%ComSpec% /C %0\..\tools\xnet remove \\" + $Server + "\RemoteCmd /y >nul"
	ENDIF
	SHELL '%ComSpec% /C %0\..\tools\xnet install \\' + $Server
		  + '\RemoteCmd /b:Rcmdsvc.exe /d:LanmanServer /n:"Remote Command Server" /u:LocalSystem /s:auto >nul'
	SHELL "%ComSpec% /C %0\..\tools\xnet start \\" + $Server + "\RemoteCmd >nul" 

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here is a sample of how to check not the errorlevel of rcmd (1=OK) in a Script but the errorlevel of the passed command !

code:

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shell '%ComSpec% /c (rcmd \\' + $Server + ' "tlist") | find /i "robocopy" > %0\..\tools\dummy.txt'
if @error = 1 ;there is no task called robocopy
    'robocopy has been finished' ?
else
    'robocopy still runs' ?
endif

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I have to go home now !

Jochen

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UPDATE:

The command net user <username> doesn't work.
It comes with a error: System error 1312 has occurred. A specified logon session does not exist. It may already have been terminated.

Very strang because the account exist.
All other command works well.

[ 07 August 2001: Message edited by: awinkel ]