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I have a situation in my forest. In the child domain that I admin we use Kixtart 2001. It's worked very well for us for many years. We now have a problem that I don't know if Kixtart has an answer for.
Here's our situation. In our script we have several programs that shell out to a batch file and try to install an application if it doesn't exist, basically and if, then statement in a batch file. One example is McAfee. This works great until a user from my domain (domain a)logs onto a workstation that belongs to the other organizations workstation (domain B) that we share the forest with. My script runs when the "domain a" user logs onto the workstation. They don't want this application on "domain B's" workstation, but since workstations are shared among the two organizations this is the result. Is there a way to check for the domain membership of the computer prior to running the entire script?
In addition we will have portable tablets that will be used by both organizations. They don't want the script to run on the portable's at all, but still want the script to run for the user if they are not using the tablet and are logging into thier normal computers at thier desk.
I hope I provided enough information and clarity. Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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