Misc
Runs an nslookup for provided domain and stores the result in GET FILEs. If the result changes between script runs and email will be sent with the previous and new results. Writes to Agent Procedure log using $MXrecord$ tag
Read MoreSet the local gpo policy for event log limits. This script will set the Application Log to always archive before it overwrites. We have scripts for the System and Security Logs as well.
Read MoreSet the local gpo policy for event log limits. This script will set the Security Log to always archive before it overwrites. We have scripts for the System and Application Logs as well.
Read MoreSet the local gpo policy for event log limits. This script will set the System Log to always archive before it overwrites. We have scripts for the Application and Security Logs as well.
Read MoreRemoves the startup link and the idlelogoff.exe from the system. If idlelogoff.exe is running, the process is terminated. Install scrip is located here.
Read MoreDownloads the idlelogoff.exe utility by http://www.intelliadmin.com. Procedure prompts for time limit and action for the utility. Then downloads a vbs that creates a startup link for the utility with the supplied arguments. The utility is then run if a user is logged in. The program is used as described in this article. Uninstall script…
Read MoreSets global password expiration policy. Then sets exceptions for each user in the administrators group. Saves a log file under ‘Get File’ called SetPasswordExpirationLog.txt. Not tested for use on servers using Active Directory. Requires Windows 7 or newer.
Read MorePrompts for IP address of a network printer and Email address of recipient. Sends smnp query to get printer name and printed pagecount. Logs this information to a file and reports changes in # of printed and average pages since last time the script was run. Results are emailed to recipient.
Read MoreSilently installs PowerShell 4.0 Note: installed by default with windows 8.1 and 10.
Read MoreStops a windows service and sets the startup mode to “disabled”. Script will prompt for the service name when run.
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