 | Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) tells readers everything they need to know in order to harness the power of WMI to automate vast parts of Windows 2000 workstation and server management. The book starts with the absolute basics, teaching the fundamentals of WMI terminology and the VBScript programming language. By the time readers complete the book, the readers will not only have the ability to use the scripts supplied, but also have a good understanding of both WMI and VBScript. Download the sample source code now.
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21-Dec-01 Get Secure - New UPnP Security Patch and cumulative IE patch!
WSH is such a useful tool but if you don't keep your systems secure someone else could use WSH to do nasty things. Download the latest patches from microsoft.com/security.
17-Nov-01 From TechNet - EnumNetworkDrive Will Not Return Remembered Drives!
The EnumNetworkDrive method from Windows Script Host (WSH) only returns connected drives. This can be a problem if a remembered drive exists and EnumNetworkDrives is being used to determine the next available drive letter. Read it on TechNet.
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17-Nov-01 New article on how to use IIS 5 SMTP Event Sync to run a script when mail arrives Tips
XP includes a SOAP client so your scripts can communicate with WEB Services.
This script will get a quote for the day from the Internet... set SOAPClient = createobject("MSSOAP.SOAPClient")
SOAPClient.mssoapinit "http://srv2.advmrkt.com/yZWebService/Service1.asmx?wsdl"
WScript.Echo "Todays Quote : " & SOAPClient.QuoteForToday()
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