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Small signature generator for Microsoft Outlook, ideal for use in logon scripts. Outlook signature files are generated based on templates that pull data from Active Directory using LDAP. Also includes a wizard to generate the templates based on your existing Outlook signature(s), without modifying anything on the Exchange Server. Can be run in a logon (or logoff) script to pull Active Directory data and merge it with design template(s) in order to provide unified Outlook signature layout across your organisation.

If you want to customize some functions and attributes, please contact me. If you think it is helpful, please donate a little. This is an AD bulk administration tool for AD administrator to administer a large number of Active Directory users, you can use it to check a large number of users, create a large number of users, reset a large number of users' passwords, enable or disable a large number of users, set a large number of users' properties, check groups, add users to group or remove...

Size: 2.3 MB. If you want to customize some functions and attributes, please contact me. If you think it is helpful, please donate a little. This is an AD bulk administration tool for AD administrator to administer a large number of Active Directory users, you can use it to check a large number of users, create a large number of users, reset a large number of users' passwords, enable or disable a large number of users, set a large number of users' properties, check groups, add users to...

LSM is a replacement for you custom made logon scripts for Windows. You can configure different objects and add them to profiles. On the client side is an agent running which executes the profiles. No more scripting for simple tasks!

Using a version of Windows 2000 or later and requiring no add-ons or additional software components, you can document your Active Directory domain as quickly as the information can be gathered.

I like gpo but i need to personnalize the environnement of my users in Terminal Server. So i've created a logon script to suite my needs. It has been written in kix just because I like it :P and it's very quick to write. So, it's fully possible to adapt it in vbs or wsh. I share it today because i think it could help someone ;o) It's open source, so you can use it as you like. But be kind and let my name/SF links in the head. ************ There is 4 scripts : 1. ...

Yet another LogonScript (YaLS) is fully skinnable, language modules can be added and uses Active directory description fields of Active Directory Groups, User, Computer and even OU's to know which drives/printers or script must be executed during logon.

A system to log and track user logons, logoffs, computer information, and statistics in a Microsoft Windows environment. It includes a client side application (veloapport.exe - intended to be run as a logon and logoff script) and an analyzer (veloapportdetective.py) reporting hardware changes and populates a computer inventory table. The client (veloapport.exe) sends user and machine information to a MySQL database server and VeloApport Detective populates a computer inventory table while also detecting changes and if the system drive is running out of free space.

...This tool allows system administrator to ping AD users - to find out where the user logged on last time (several times) When user starts uping.exe without any parameters (via startup script or startup directory), UPing puts information about user, datetime and host to database. After that any administrator can run uping.exe wih several parameter(s) to get information about users logons from database. For examle, command "uping.exe mike" will return information like this: ======== UPING REQUEST START ========== Username: mike IP Address: 192.168.1.51 Hostname: PC5127 Last logon: 23.12.2011 17:04:00 (0D:19H:21M ago) ========== UPING REQUEST END========== UPing has some additional parameters, whick allow you to search information about hostname, IP... and ping host after request. ...

A command-line tool for change Mozilla Firefox settings (to use for example in logon script)