Powershell
Searches registry for installed programs in both HKLM and USERS. Table of results will be saved in the Docs tab of the agent. Can report using $ProgInstallX$ Script uses 3 variables that can be set manually by editing the script if additional filters are desired. Those fields can be used to specify the 1) number…
Read MoreScript prompts for a program name to search for. Script goes through Add/Remove Programs and creates a list of all programs that contain the requested prompted name. Output is written to Agent Procedure log, uploaded to Documents, and email sent to the Kaseya Admin that executed the script. Can report using $ProgInstalled$. Additional filters are…
Read MoreScript prompts for number of days days. Searches registry for installed programs in both HKLM and USERS. Table of results will be saved in the Docs tab of the agent. Can report using $ProgInstallX$ Script uses 3 variables that can be set manually by editing the script if additional filters are desired. Those fields can…
Read MorePuts 2 files in the Documents tab of the agent: systemhw.txt and systemhwprobs.txt. Outputs any problems to the procedure log as a list of devices. Can report using $DeviceMgr$ and $OOD$.
Read MoreScript will disable Minimum Password Length, Maximum PW Age, and how many unique passwords (re-usablitiy). It will also set the Password complexity off, which forces letters, numbers, symbols per Microsoft’s standards.
Read MoreThe “Password – Set Complexity” script saves a backup of the security profile. If you want to restore this policy for whatever reason, use this script. If the backup is not present, the script will report to the procedure log.
Read MoreScript makes a backup of security policy, which can be restored with a different script. Script will set Minimum Password Length, Maximum PW Age, and how many unique passwords (re-usablitiy). It will also set the Password complexity on, which will force letters, numbers, symbols per Microsoft’s requirements. Can restore security policy using the saved backup…
Read MorePrompts for service name. Script will then grab the service status and start type. Writes the information to the procedure log. Can report using the service name entered bracketed by $ signs (i.e. $BITS$).
Read MoreSearches MS Office directories for ospp.vbs and runs it, which prints license and prints some of it to the procedure log. If you want a complete copy of the info, edit the script and add your email on line 2. Can report using $MSOL$.
Read MoreDownloads and runs a powershell script to add registry keys to set the system to lock (for each user).
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