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August 17, 2007 at 3:31 pm #558
Hi,
It seems that the V90 XPe default user is with Administrative Privileged, allowing the users to change the IP address. I need to change the user privilege member of Administrators group to member of Users group using rapport RSP Script. If anybody have the RSP Script to do this changes, so please share with me.
Regards,
EnamAugust 19, 2007 at 12:23 am #10012Hi Enam,
I have not test this but maybe try the net localgroup command. Make a Rapport script the execute the command like below. If you test this and it works OK post back the results and I will create a script and upload to the XPe downloads section,
Cheers,
-TT[Version]
Number=GroupChange
Description=Moves the local User to the Users group
OS=XP
Category=XP Addons[Script]
;Prepared and Written by TT
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; Check Operating System
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CO “XP”
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; Query User and Lockout
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LU
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; Execute Commands
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EX “net localgroup Users user /ADD””+”
EX “net localgroup Administrators user /DELETE””+”
ELAugust 19, 2007 at 9:57 am #10014Hi,
Ok, I will try it and post back the result in both condition.
Regards,
EnamAugust 20, 2007 at 9:32 am #10018Hi,
I have converted your script in RSP files and execute through WDM. It is working fine. Thanks for your quick responce and assistance.
Can you tell me the syntax for using commit changes. i.e Disable EWF = LU and Enable EWF = EL.
Regards,
EnamAugust 20, 2007 at 2:00 pm #10019LU: Lockout User
Displays a splash screen on the client device explaining an update is occurring.EL: End Lockout
Removes the splash screen displayed by the LU command on the client device.As far as I know, the commands don’t have any parameters. If you want a complete guide to scripting, check out chapter 13 in the Wyse Device Manager installation guide. It’s got a complete list of all the commands and descriptions on what they do on the different operating systems.
August 21, 2007 at 4:22 am #10024Glad it worked! I have posted it, the Hagent it aware of the write filter and will disable it before it runs a script. The LU as Joe points out is used to display a user message. You can customise this message as well, search this site for a package I posted a few months ago to do this,
Cheers,
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