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General Windows NT 3.51, NT4, 2000 and 2003 server operations supported by SetupBatcher

·Transfer accounts including passwords from Windows server to Windows server, Windows server to Linux Samba, or Linux Samba to Windows server (examples)  
·Transfer accounts excluding passwords between Windows server and Novell NetWare or between Windows server and Linux server. (Due to password hash incompatibility, it is not possible to transfer passwords between Novell and Windows, or between Linux and Windows, but new passwords for transferred accounts can quite easily be generated with the password generator.)  
·Create, edit and delete accounts, change passwords (NT 3.51, NT4: SamAccount commands, 2000 and 2003: Active Directory commands, see examples)  
·Generate completely random and pronounceable easy-to-remember random passwords  
·Print password sheets  
·Transfer passwords between servers (Data.Get.SAM.PasswordHashes, Account.Edit.PasswordHashes)  
·Create home directories (md*), set file and share permissions (cacls* and rmtshare*), copy files (copy*)  
·Edit object properties depending on value of other properties (NTx: Data.Get.SAM with If..Then..Else..EndIf statements, 200x: Data.Get.AD or ADvalue with If..Then..Else..EndIf statements, or use Data.Get.AD.Find)  
·Find and replace multiple user attributes at once (example)  
·Export account properties to a clear text file (NTx: Data.Get.SAM with Data.Save, 200x: Data.Get.AD or Data.Get.AD.Find with Data.Save)  
·Import data from a clear text file, a POP3 server, an FTP server or a local directory to SAM and AD (Data.Load or $GetDataFiles)  
·Manage files (Data.Get.FileList, file management examples)  
·Create, edit and delete Exchange 5.5, 2000 and 2003 mailboxes (Exchange 5.5 commands, Exchange 2000 commands)  
·Create, edit and delete IIS 4.0, 5.0 and 6.0 webshares (IIS commands)  
·Edit the registry (Registry commands)  
·Backup, clear and write to the event log (Event log commands)  
·Control and change password for services (Service commands)  
·Manage local and remote processes (DOS, DOSR, Wait.Process)  
·... and everyting else you can think of when DOS or VBscript commands should be repeated for all items in a list  

*) On local machine or through share; call with DOS command. On remote machine if no share; call with DOSR command.

Windows 2000 and 2003 server specific operations supported by SetupBatcher


·Copy properties between objects (AD.Account.CopyProperties)  
·Copy group membership between accounts (AD.Account.CopyGroups)  
·Generate short and unique account names (by combining Data.Write and Data.Column.DupeCheck, example)  
·Copy account properties NDS<->Active Directory (example)  
·Manage disk quota (DiskQuota commands)  

Windows NT 3.51, NT4, 2000 and XP workstation operations supported by SetupBatcher

·Create, edit and delete accounts, change passwords (SamAccount commands)  
·Edit the registry (Registry commands)  
·Control and change password for services (Service commands)  
·Manage local and remote processes (DOS, DOSR, Wait.Process)  
·... and everyting else you can think of when DOS or VBscript commands should be repeated for all items in a list  

·For more details, see the examples and the command reference.