The following code is used to check and set the LOGON script batch file for
all the accounts in User Manager. You can use the substr lines to
exclude certain accounts.
Example: New users have been added by the Helpdesk and or an Analyst
and they did not set the users account to use the LOGON.BAT file.
This script will check and change that for all Domain Accounts.

The lines for logging can be moved around or removed depending
on what kind of logging you may want or not want.

The code below will exclude all accounts starting with the following:
$ # SMS

If you want to add more exclusions you should probably implement a SELECT statement.

NOTE This code requires:
Run from a Windows 2000 system or NT 4.0 with ADSI installed and
KiXtart 2001 4.01 (Copyright Ruud van Velsen 2001)
KiXtart 32 bits v2001 Release 4.01 (build 64) KiX2001_401.zip (491 kB Zip file)
http://kixtart.org/bin/KiX2001_401.zip

code:

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$target = @domain
$target = getobject("WinNT://$target")
$loginscript = "LOGON.BAT"
if @error <> 0 
	exit(1)
endif
for each $user in $target
	if $user.class = "USER"
		if $user.loginscript <> "$loginscript" AND substr($user.name,1,1) <> "$$" AND substr($user.name,1,1) <> "#" AND substr($user.name,1,3) <> "SMS"
			shell '%comspec% /c echo "' + $user.name + ' ' + $user.loginscript + '" >>c:\temp\beforelogons.txt'
			$user.put("loginscript",$loginscript)
			$user.setinfo
				if $user.loginscript <> "$loginscript"
			shell '%comspec% /c echo "' + $user.name + ' ' + $user.loginscript + '" >>c:\temp\afterlogons.txt'				
		endif
	endif
next

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Thanks again Bryce... Now I can keep some of my rougue analysts in line

[ 21 December 2001: Message edited by: NTDOC ]