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#41160 - 2003-06-06 02:04 PM Detecting operating system at logon
KCS KCS Lurker Registered: 2003-06-06 Posts: 2 Loc: Cincinnati	I am looking for a script example that checks theoperating system before performing the script. I current have an NT 4.0 Server and Client and Windows 2000 Professional Client. If the workstation is NT 40 I do not want the script to execute.
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#41161 - 2003-06-06 02:11 PM

Re: Detecting operating system at logon

Radimus Offline

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Registered: 2000-01-06
Posts: 5187
Loc: Tampa, FL

here is my logon.bat

You should be able to figure out the functionality of it.

code:

 
@ECHO OFF
cls
set areaserver=server1

VER | find "XP" > nul 
	IF not errorlevel 1 GOTO WinXP
VER | find "2000" > nul 
	IF not errorlevel 1 GOTO Win2K
VER | find "NT" > nul 
	IF not errorlevel 1 GOTO WinNT
GOTO END

:WinXP
	xcopy \\%areaserver%\logon\kix32.exe %windir% /d /y /v >nul
	%windir%\kix32.exe \\%areaserver%\logon\kixtart.kix
	GOTO END
:Win2K
	xcopy \\%areaserver%\logon\kix32.exe %windir% /d /y /v >nul
	%windir%\kix32.exe \\%areaserver%\logon\kixtart.kix
	GOTO END
:WinNT
	xcopy \\%areaserver%\logon\kix32.exe %windir% /d /v >nul
	%windir%\kix32.exe \\%areaserver%\logon\logon.kix
	GOTO END
:WIN9X
	GOTO END

:END

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#41162 - 2003-06-06 02:12 PM Re: Detecting operating system at logon
gandalf gandalf Lurker Registered: 2003-06-06 Posts: 3 Loc: none	Hi, check this ... Select Case $ProductType="LanmanNT" $os="Windows NT Domain Controller" Case (($ProductType="ServerNT") AND ($ProductSuite="Terminal Server\|") AND ($TSEnabled=1)) $os="Windows 2000 Terminal Server" Case (($ProductType="ServerNT") AND ($ProductSuite="Terminal Server\|") AND ($TSEnabled=0)) $os="Windows 2000 Server" Case (($ProductType="ServerNT") AND ($ProductSuite="Terminal Server\|") AND ($TSEnabled="")) $os="Windows NT Terminal Server" Case (($ProductType="ServerNT") AND ($ProductSuite="")) $os="Windows NT Server" Case (($ProductType="WinNT") AND ($DOSVer="5.0")) $os="Windows 2000 Workstation" Case (($ProductType="WinNT") AND ($DOSVer="4.0")) $os="Windows NT Workstation" Case (($ProductType="WinNT") AND ($DOSVer="5.1")) $os="Windows XP Professional" Case ((@INWIN=2) AND ($DOSVer="4.10")) $os="Windows 98" Case ((@INWIN=2) AND ($DOSVer="4.0")) $os="Windows 95" EndSelect $os includes the name of the OS. for examble ... If (($ProductType="WinNT") AND ($DOSVer="4.0")) exit else endif regards O.
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