John H. schrieb:
Would this work? The problem is, I do not have
roaming profiles in use(As it is not practical for us,
as users tend to use the same computers). I want only
users with IP from 192.168.1.x to load the databases.
The loaddatabases.cmd file in question would contain
rem Grab IP address and dump to a file
ipconfig %userprofile%\ipconfig.txt
echo Checking for your location
findstr 192.168.1 %userprofile%\ipconfig.txt
if errorlevel 1 goto notLoading
echo Loading Databases
rd /S /Q C:\Access\Databases
xcopy /C /Y /K /F /Z /Q /E /H Q:\Access\FrontEnds
C:\Access\Databases\
goto end
:notLoading
echo Not loading Databases
goto :end
:end
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hi,
time ago i wrote a netlogon script
that checks the ip of the inloging client
to match a vpn net and do not install printers drivers , this was for
win 2000 german version, it isnt what you looking for but may help to
setup equal
jobs
@echo off
REM we look if the login is from vpn range
ipconfig |FIND IP |FIND . %temp%.\$
for /F tokens=2 delims=: %%I in (%temp%.\$) do set IP=%%I
del %temp%.\$
set IP=%IP:~1%
echo IP=%IP%
REM 10.10.3.0 is a login via vpn pptpd net ip
Set | Find IP=10.10.3. NUL
If ErrorLevel 1 GoTo Check
GoTo End
REM now we will see if the loging machine matches our office, cause we
have different printer autoinstalls for different offices, which are
reflected by the clients name
:Check
Echo COMPUTERNAME=%COMPUTERNAME%
Set | Find COMPUTERNAME=LAPRD NUL
If ErrorLevel 1 GoTo Next
GoTo FOUND
:Next
Echo COMPUTERNAME=%COMPUTERNAME%
Set | Find COMPUTERNAME=WSRD NUL
If ErrorLevel 1 GoTo Next2
GoTo FOUND
:Next2
REM Echo match not found
REM pause
GoTo End
:FOUND
REM Ok the logged in machine belongs to our office, check if the user
belongs to our office
ifmember /v /l DOMAINAME\rdusers
REM ok the machine matches our office , the user matches our office lets
give him the printers
if errorlevel 1 call rdprinstall.bat
GoTo End
:End
Best Regards
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