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Using KiX 4.11, I am checking MAC address of all my workstations at logon using @ADDRESS. On one, a Sony laptop running Win2K SP2, the MAC has been properly returned during script processing for months until the last few days. Now, macro @ADDRESS returns no info for this one system only (200+ still properly identified). No changes appear to have been made to the installed NICs, and script itself is unchanged.
KiX is identifying 3 NICs in the device, and their presence and order is also unchanged from previous successful executions (Nic1=NetGear, Nic2=Intel, etc.). Script is identifying the NICs by checking the registry key 'HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version\NetworkCards', and keying off index values.
Running $TmpMac = @ADDRESS generates an @error result of 0. Length of the data string $TmpMac is also 0.
Anyone have any ideas why such a failure may be occurring, or any other trouble shooting tips to investigate what is really happening?
Thanks.
Bill
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