Howard,

With Terminal Server, you may not want to run Kix Scripts. Over DUN, you may not either. So.. Going "fine" with the detection is acceptable before running Kix.

You really could do something like:
code:
@echo off
  VER | find "XP" > nul
  IF not errorlevel 1 GOTO :s_win_XP

  VER | find "NT" > nul
  IF not errorlevel 1 GOTO :s_win_NT

  VER | find "2000" > nul
  IF not errorlevel 1 GOTO :s_win_2000

  VER | find "Millennium" > nul
  IF not errorlevel 1 GOTO :s_win_me

  VER | find "98" > nul
  IF not errorlevel 1 GOTO :s_win_98

  VER | find "95" > nul
  IF not errorlevel 1 GOTO :s_win_95
  GOTO :s_unknown_os

:s_win_XP
Echo you are running XP
SET OS = WINXP
goto t_server_chk

:s_win_NT
Echo you are running NT
SET OS = WINNT
goto t_server_chk

:s_win_2000
Echo you are running 2000
SET OS = 2000
goto t_server_chk

:s_win_me
Echo you are running ME
goto end

:s_win_98
Echo you are running 98
goto end

:s_win_95
Echo you are running 95
goto end

:s_unknown_os
Echo you are running a unknown OS
goto end

:t_server_chk
net start | find "Terminal" > nul
  IF not errorlevel 1 SET TSer = YES
IF TSer = Yes Echo %OS% and Terminal Server
IF NOT TSer = Yes Echo %OS%
goto end

:end
I also found this bit of interesting info..

http://www.ultratech-llc.com/KB/?File=OSType.TXT

L8r,

- Kent

[ 07 April 2002, 01:18: Message edited by: kdyer ]
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