code:

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BEFORE:
CASE @ProductType='Windows 2000 Professional'
        $KBFile='Windows2000-KB823980-x86-ENU.exe'
        IF $RPCver <> "5.00.2195.6753"
          $GetLogServer = GetLogServer()
          $IServer = $GetLogServer[0]
          $LServer = $GetLogServer[1]
          SHELL '%comspec% /c \\'+$IServer+'\'+$KBPath+'\'+$KBFile+' /u /q /z'
        ENDIF

AFTER:
CASE @ProductType='Windows 2000 Professional'
        ;$KBFile='Windows2000-KB823980-x86-ENU.exe'
        IF $RPCver <> "5.00.2195.6753"
          ;$GetLogServer = GetLogServer()
          ;$IServer = $GetLogServer[0]
          ;$LServer = $GetLogServer[1]
          SHELL '%comspec% /c \\servername\netlogon\Patches\KB823980\Windows2000-KB823980-x86-ENU.exe /u /q /z'
        ENDIF

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Using kix32.exe /d //path/to/login.kix I walked through the script. When it got to the "$IServer = $GetLogServer[0]" line it went fine. The next line, however, was simply "[0]". Not sure what is happening there. Of course "[0]" is not a valid kixstart command and the script just bombed out.

By the time I got to these 2 machines, the rollout was for the most part done, so having them hit one server was no big deal. I just changed the script to hard code the path and filename. This worked fine and now that things have settled down I was just curious.

I also found out that you at least have to have SP2 for Win 2k and SP6a for NT 4.0. It is sad, but I had one of each in that state.

Any thoughts?

BTW: This is a wonderful way to rollout "High Priority" patches. I would like to use it in the future as a template. That ok Doc?

code:

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function LocalAdmin()
 $LocalAdmin=ingroup('@wksta\'+sidtoname('S-1-5-32-544'))-1+@INWIN
endfunction

Function GetCurrentIP()
DIM $IP, $TempFile, $Line, $cf
$TempFile = "%TEMP%\PING.TXT"
If Exist($TempFile)
 Del $TempFile
EndIf
SHELL '%COMSPEC% /C PING -n 1 @WKSTA >'+$TempFile
$IP = ""
If Open(1, $TempFile) = 0
 $Line = ReadLine(1)
 While @ERROR = 0
  If InStr($Line,@WKSTA)
   $Line = SubStr($Line,InStr($Line,"[")+1)
   $GetCurrentIP = Substr($Line,1,InStr($Line,"]")-1)
  EndIf
  $Line = ReadLine(1)
 Loop
 $cf = Close(1)
EndIf
If Exist($TempFile)
 Del $TempFile
EndIf
EndFunction

Function GetLogServer()
  DIM $InstallerArray[2],$IP,$UserDomain,$spServer,$LogServer
  $UserDomain=@DOMAIN
  $IP=GetCurrentIP
  SELECT
   CASE InStr($IP, '10.0.1.')
    $spServer='Server-1'
    $LogServer='Server-1'
    RETURN
   CASE InStr($IP, '10.0.2.')
    $spServer='Server-2'
    $LogServer='Server-2'
   CASE 1
    $spServer='Server-3'
    $LogServer='Server-3'
  ENDSELECT

  $InstallerArray[0]=$spServer
  $InstallerArray[1]=$LogServer
  $GetLogServer=$InstallerArray
EndFunction

Function GetRPCVersion()
  $GetRPCVersion = GetFileVersion('%windir%\system32\Rpcrt4.dll', 'Productversion')
endfunction  

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quote:

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How many Domains do you have?
How many Workstations do you have?
Are they all on LAN or WAN or both?

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code:

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        ;$KBFile='Windows2000-KB823980-x86-ENU.exe'
        IF $RPCver <> "5.00.2195.6753"
          ;$GetLogServer = GetLogServer()
          ;$IServer = $GetLogServer[0]
          ;$LServer = $GetLogServer[1]

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code:

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$BS_MS = ReadValue ("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion","CurrentVersion")

$hot_MS = KeyExist ("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Updates\Windows 2000\SP5\KB823980")

	If $hot_MS = "0" AND $BS_MS = "5.0"
		MessageBox ("Ein wichtiges Update muss JETZT installiert werden."
				+ Chr(13) + Chr(10) +
				"Der PC wird anschliessend Automatisch neugestartet"
				+ Chr(13) + Chr(10) + "" + Chr(13) + Chr(10) +
				"Bei fragen..." + Chr(13) + Chr(10) +
				"User Help Desk Tel. XXXX",
				"Microsoft Hotfix KB823980",16,20)
			Shell "\\server\Updates\hotfix\KB823980\update\update.exe -u -f"
				Shell "\\server\netlogon\shutdown.exe /L /R /Y /C"
	EndIf

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but it only works with Win2k
because we only have Win2k

[ 15. August 2003, 14:29: Message edited by: eviltrooper ]