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Scripting Windows 2000

By Honeyman, Jeffrey
Scripting Windows 2000
"Scripting Windows 2000" is an integrated resource for system administrators, architects, and support professionals needing to automate, manage and troubleshoot Windows 2000. Throughout the text, boxes highlight traps that a user can fall into. A series of "For the Ambitious" boxes highlights techniques more suited to those with advanced scripting skills.

Details

Authors: Honeyman, Jeffrey
Format: Paperback
GTIN13: 9780072124446
ISBN10: 007212444X
Page Count: 468
Dimensions: 7.51x1.01x9.28
Publisher: McGraw-Hill/Osborne Media
Jacket Notes: The most complete and up-to-date Windows 2000 scripting resource available.

Get rock-solid performance from Windows 2000 using the scripting techniques and in-depth information contained in this comprehensive yet broad-based volume. Packed with insider advice, Scripting Windows 2000 covers all major areas--from writing and implementing DOS batch files and WSH scripts (VBScript, JScript) to spicing up your scripts (ADSI, WMI, OLE, ActiveX) and maintaining your system. Windows scripting expert Jeffrey Honeyman provides up-to-date, detailed syntax definitions, specific explanations, and real-world scripting solutions throughout. Create and debug robust command line batch files Recognize inherent Windows scripting traps before falling in to them Execute scripts from within the Windows 2000 GUI using the latest versions of VBScript and JScript Use script-based solutions to schedule, perform, and verify routine maintenance tasks and custom jobs Apply Active Directory Service Interfaces and Windows management Instrumentation functions to WSH-based scripts Configure and administer the Windows Script Host for optimal performance Enhance scripts with OLE and ActiveX Enhance system administration with Office and Visual basic for Applications

Description

Enables you to manage, administer, and troubleshoot Windows 2000 using the Windows Script Host (WSH). This resource explains how to automate tedious tasks at the command line or from within the Windows GUI. It also allows you to implement the different versions of VBScript, JScript, ADSI, and WMI.
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