Network Login Script

MoFunk

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Dec 6, 2000
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Hello all, I help maintain a network of around 300 pc's and they all use McAfee and they are all set to autoupdate. Well I was looking at all of them today and started seeing some that did not update in a few weeks. They only way to clear them up is to download a superdat and run it. This means that I have to sign the user off, sign on as me, and update. So here comes my issue. We have a user profile that we used to use called vscan and it had "local" admin rights. (this was when we had NT and an older version of vscan that refused to autoupdate so we had all those boxes set up with a local admin "vscan" so the user would log in as vscan, it would call the dat file, install and they would log off). Well we have since upgraded to Win2K and have V7 corporate that autoupdates so we have not needed to local admin vscan login. Now that we are seeing some of these machines stop updating we need to run the superdat on them. I really do not want to run around doing this. I would like to know if someone could lead me in the right direction with a log in script that will create a local profile called vscan and give it admin rights, that way when my users sign on, this gets created. After a couple of days I can get rid of the script and then have my users sign on as vscan and this should "clean the pipes". So if anyone could lead me in the right direction that would be great!. Thanks in advance.
 

MoFunk

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OK, I found the net user command. Just need to know how to give it all the options I want. :)