I have 260 workstations and have through the use of scriptlogic/kixtart managed to move all users to DHCP and moved all old data off the Novell Server, I now want to remove the client from all machines, to leave a pure NT client logon, is this possible to do via a custom script.....

If so any takers for this script <grin>

I handled it a little bit different, I used a automation program called AutoIt, that answered all of the questions for me when i ran Novell's UNC32.exe program.

Here is the autoit script that I used.

code:

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run, \\\\oshmans2\\unc32\\unc32.exe
repeat,
ifwinactive, NetWare,, gosub, nwcu
;ifwinactive, Insert Disk,, gosub, insert_disk
ifwinactive, Version Conflict,, gosub, version_conflict

endrepeat
exit
nwcu:
send, {enter}
return

insert_disk:
return

version_conflict:
send, {enter}
return

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But something did happen towards the end, the UNC32 stopped working and for a handful of people we had to remove the client32 by hand, here are our notes.

quote:

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1- Go to Start | Run | type in REGEDIT.EXE.
2- Delete the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Novell key (the entire Novell key).
3- Delete the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Network\Novell key (the entire Novell key).
4- Delete the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Netware (the entire Netware key).
5- Go to Start | Programs | Windows Explorer.
6- Delete the C:\NOVELL\CLIENT32 directory (the entire Novell directory).

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You could most likely script this but I never did.

Bryce

If this is for NT, I could remove the reg keys with scriptlogic, at next login, and then get them to reboot. would this work..

Anyway Thanks