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Registering a DLL in a Script
To register a Dynamic Link Library (DLL) in Microsoft we use Regsvr32.exe to: LoadLibrary() is called to load the control into memory, GetProcAddress(...
SMS 2003 Client Health Startup Script v4.19
A few bug fixes. Thanks very much to Hector Cortez: http://myitforum.com/cs2/blogs/hcortez/default.aspx Version 4.19: http://myitforum.com/cs2/blogs/scassells...
SMS 2003 Client Health Startup Script v4.18
Script updated: http://myitforum.com/cs2/blogs/scassells/archive/2009/04/14/sms-2003-client-health-startup-script-v4-19.aspx Below is a listing of features...
8 Ways to Manipulate a Service
I have been working on a client health script and one of the key issues was how to configure a service. There are two components of a service runtime that...
Start a Service via ADSI
I recently ran into the problem of WMI being stopped on workstations. As such I needed to find an easy way to start the service on the box locally without...
WMI – KB955988 Patch for XP SP2+
Hotfix in question : The Win32_Environment WMI class does not return the value of the PATH environment variable if the variable consists of more than 1...
Posted: Oct 29 2008, 04:28 PM by scassells | with no comments
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PowerShell: WMI WQL Queries – made easy for remote WMI especially for SMS 2003 or ConfigMgr 2007
Once upon a time to do a WMI query you had to use one of the following: WMIC Cumbersome Must be an administrator WBEMTEST Make the popup windows stop CIM...
I have the WMI table name how to I find the corresponding SQL table?
The easiest way is to change the SMS_ to V_ and look around in the SQL Database. Lots of great articles about that on myitforum. How about a query to match...
Posted: Sep 30 2008, 01:08 PM by scassells | with no comments
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How To: Find the SMS or ConfigMgr NameSpace in WMI
Here is the situation. You need to find the SMS 2003 or ConfigMgr NameSpace in WMI and you don’t have the PowerShell expertise, yet. Easiest way is to...