Hi Somesh
Welcome to the discussion list.
Tony
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Subject: [ActiveDir] Hi All,
Hi all,
This is somesh,New member
Hi all,
This is somesh,New member of this discussion fourm.
Nice to use this site.
Somesh sahu
Now the real challenge is to build a relatively simple filter that will select
only the server SKUs or just the client SKUs. It looks like you can do it for
Vista/Longhorn but it progressively nastier as you go back to XP and W2K.
Wook
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I think you make a great point here. Actually I'd prefer something like this
in the Eventlog:
"Event xxx: AdminSDHolder has detected that the following account does not
contain to any administrative groups anymore. Administrative Action is
required to set security on this object as intended. Pleas
So, here you go!
Select * from Win32_OperatingSystem where Version >= "6.0"
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A very highly academic question to see if there's a way to even build
such a filter :-)
Alain Lissoir wrote:
It is hard to guarantee what the version # of the next OS will be :)
obviously, but I would do something like:
Select * from Win32_OperatingSystem where Version >= "6.0"
What's the re
Hi Ulf
Thanks for the thoughts.
I can see there could be issues with trying to revert settings after an
object is removed from one of the protected groups. I'm now leaning towards
the idea of reporting, rather than taking wholesale action. It would be
good to have a canned report that shows all
Hi Tony,
late response as well - sorry.
I guess why this isn't cleaned up is the same thing as in many other issues.
If you have an admin which is in certain operators groups, and he's
"loosing" those groups, it's likely that he has been delegated in some other
ways. So not reversing the setting
I can't remember exactly, but I think I've heard a Q1 at one of the
conferences last year. IIRC.
Gruesse - Sincerely,
Ulf B. Simon-Weidner
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Hi Neil and Joe,
what I meant is that I'd evaluate a price-tag of third-party software
against waiting for the next release and deploying the first machine (if
something would be fixed / easier with a single installation of the next
OS).
So:
1. Get the price for the 3rd Party Product
It is hard to guarantee what the version # of the next OS will be :)
obviously, but I would do something like:
Select * from Win32_OperatingSystem where Version >= "6.0"
What's the reasoning or issue behind this specific "weird" question? :)
/Alain
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Who's Ben? Well, now you know :)
Sorry about that.
Sincerely,
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But can you do a detection of Vista and Vista+next OS?
It's a weird request I know
Alain Lissoir wrote:
Btw, if the goal is just to detect, Vista (and not the SKU a I replied
below), then:
Select * from Win32_OperatingSystem where Version = "6.0"
will make it.
The Vista RTM build
Regarding http://www.support.microsoft.com/kb/897615 - agreed. I often forget
that not all customers have a premier support agreement in place...and cannot
necessary afford third-party support as my organization will provide.
To be clear, I did not state that ESX was easier to deploy: "and fr
Btw, if the goal is just to detect, Vista (and not the SKU a I replied
below), then:
Select * from Win32_OperatingSystem where Version = "6.0"
will make it.
The Vista RTM build is "6.0.6000" regardless of the SKU (Vista Flavor).
5.0 Windows 2000, all flavors (SKU)
5.1 XP 32-bit,
Have you looked at the OperatingSystemSKU property? This is a property added
in Vista to support the distinction between Vista Home, Ultimate, Business,
etc ...
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/aa394239.aspx
OperatingSystemSKU Data type: uint32
Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) number for the op
If one wanted to build a WMI query that would capture Vista "and" any
other workstation OS after Vista... how would one build that query?
I know that this will capture Vista:
Select * from Win32_OperatingSystem where Version = "6.0.6000"
But will this catch any version of Vista after XP if, on
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