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A command line utility to process a trace log file or real time trace buffers and convert them to CSV file. Migrates settings from downlevel policy files to the Wrk group policy object structure.
Generates answer files for unattended installations or upgrades on multiple computers. Automates the cloning of a customized configuration of Windows to multiple computers. Provides detailed information on how to automate Windows installation through the use of answer files. Scans all the shortcut link files on a computer and lets user remove dead ones.
This shell extension adds a Run command to the context menu for files that are right-clicked in Windows Explorer. Tracks changes made by setup programs in the Registry,. INI files, and other child processes. A Microsoft Management Console MMC snap-in that will assist you in organizing and interpreting security event logs from Windows by analyzing and generating detailed reports. Extensions used to view System Information Files created as.
Browses, configures, and tests Microsoft Component Object Model classes installed on a computer. It dumps all of the endpoints in the endpointmapper database, pings each endpoint, gathers some other stats, sorts it a bit, and spits out the data. Monitors Simple Network Management Protocol variables for multiple nodes and logs them to a database. Displays network, disk drive, and service information about a local or remote server.
Indicates whether the specified TAPI server s can be contacted and, if there are any errors, it provides first-level diagnostics and offers the user suggested fixes.
Describes the technical requirements that must be satisfied by an application to receive the Designed for Windows NT and Windows 95 logo. Adds "file extension, executable program" associations to the registry.
Used to save disk volume configuration to a text file or over write a signature to a disk partition. Checks for free disk space, returning a 0 if there is enough space for an operation and a 1 if there isn't. A tool much like the Posix tool Grep. Steps through the database and inspects each database object attribute for valid values and referential integrity. A command line tool used to manually configure libraries that RSM's auto-configuration cannot.
Displays configuration and fault-tolerance information for primary partitions and logical drives. Retrieves and generates detailed information on files, such as attributes, version, and flags. Network security scanner that generates comprehensive reports detailing security vulnerabilities. A tool for checking metabase integrity. Assist in the creation of new permissions templates for use with IIS version 5.
Locks a computer's floppy disks so that only members of the Administrators and Power Users groups can access them. Copies the user names in an existing group to another group in the same or a different domain. This tool is used to configure IP Security policies in the Directory Service or in a local or remote registry. Is used to display ticket information for a given computer running the Kerberos protocol.
View and deleting the Kerberos tickets granted to the current logon session. Sets domain policy flags for password complexity and whether the administrator account can be locked out. Manages printers, printer drivers, and printer ports on local and remote computers. Client tool used to remotely connect to computers running the Remote Console Service.
Client tool used to remotely connect to computers running the Remote Command Service. Provides a command-line shell or single command execution service for remote users. Lists non-hidden shares on a computer and enumerates the access-control lists for each one.
Enables a user to run a process in the security context of a different user. Lists usernames, full names, and last logon date and time for all user accounts in a domain. Returns the domain or computer name and username of the user who is currently logged on. Checks inconsistencies in Windows Internet Name Service databases and verifies replication activity. Displays information on extensible performance counter DLLs installed on a computer. Lists the source and number of page faults generated by an application's function calls.
Much like the Addusers tool. The long-awaited "merge" of the two popular Perl ports. Allows you to start a custom batch file at boot-up without needing to log on to that computer. System security scanner that generates comprehensive report detailing security vulnerabilities. Con2Prt lets the user disconnect all existing connections to Windows printers and connect to newly specified Windows printers. Here is an example of the syntax:.
You can use RunApp in TaskStation mode to instantiate the user interface application and automatically restart it in cases where it is accidentally closed. This tool has no command-line help. This tool is designed for use with the Zero Administration Kit only. Ntfrsutl is a command-line tool that dumps the internal tables, thread and memory information for the ntfrs service.
It runs against local as well as remote servers. For syntax information, type:. To access the internal information, the logged-on user needs the required access on the following registry keys on the target server. Vol 25, No. A : Vol 25, No. This document is an industrial compilation designed and created exclusively for educational use and is distributed under the Softpanorama Content License. Original materials copyright belong to respective owners.
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The site uses AdSense so you need to be aware of Google privacy policy. You you do not want to be tracked by Google please disable Javascript for this site. This site is perfectly usable without Javascript. Unix Administration. Red Hat. Toxic Managers. Tutorials and Articles. Tools not covered in w2rktool. Registry tools. Windows Process Viewers. Backs up all or part of the Registry. After it is started, Removable Storage is transparent to the data path, so you only need to access it when changing media, not when performing a backup or restore operation.
You can back up to a file or a tape without using Removable Storage as long as the backup medium is not part of a media pool. Specifies path to log file. The flags indicate what information to log. Documentation for Windows Resource Kit Tools, describing the required files, syntax, and other usage issues, along with examples for using these tools. Windows Messages.
The Windows Performance Counters Reference describes all performance objects and counters provided for use with tools in the Performance snap-in of Windows Secondary HTML Help documentation for the Windows Resource Kit Internet Information Services tools, describing the required files, syntax, and other usage issues, along with examples for using these tools.
In Table 1. This table currently reads: Table 1. Windows Server integrated Web services allow you to use a variety of Web publishing protocols. Integrated index services allow users to perform full text searches on files in different formats and languages.
Consists of server and tool components for delivering audio, video, illustrated audio, and other types of multimedia over networks. Corrected in the online book.
Take into consideration the location of routers on your network and the distribution of clients in each subnet. On a smaller network, a single WINS server can adequately service up to 10, clients for NetBIOS name resolution requests; larger networks will require more depending on the number of client connections per server.
In Chapter 9, "Designing the Active Directory Structure", in the section "Domain Naming Recommendations", the statement, "Length should not be a significant deciding factor when choosing names", is incorrect.
The exact number of characters allowed depends on the characters used. Replace the incorrect sentence with the correct sentence as follows, "A fully qualified Active Directory DNS domain name is limited to a maximum length of 64 bytes. Tables These tables currently read: Tables Here is the new table for Tables To set CrashDumpEnabled in a. Type the following information: Windows Registry Editor Version 5. Correct Winnt. The correct terminology is "Windows File Protection.
To use loopback Group Policy processing, both the computer account and the user account must be in Windows domains.
If one of the accounts is in a Windows NT 4. Use loopback processing only when both the computer account and the user account are in Windows domains. The example file currently reads: [GuiUnattended] ; Specify a non-null administrative password.
It should read instead: [GuiUnattended] ;Recommended: Specify a non-null administrative password. Add the following note to the section, Sysprep. If Sysprep is run with a connectoid that is given a nondefault name, the name is reset to "Local Area Connection. The removal of InstallDefaultComponents has no impact on the networking header. Table 6. That statement should be replaced with the following one: "The Active Directory DNS domain name is limited by 64 bytes.
In the "Protocol" section at the top of the page, the TCP [established] filter description is missing. Corrected text reads as follows: Existing bit applications link to Tapi
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