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you can do it via vbs script a lot easier
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you can do it via vbs script a lot easier

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Okay - how would I accomplish this via VB script?
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Okay - how would I accomplish this via VB script?

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LSORG: many thanks! This is working great with one exception. If users aren't administrators on their machine, it's not deleting the old printer. Is there a way to force the script to run under the local system account?
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LSORG: many thanks! This is working great with one exception. If users aren't administrators on their machine, it's not deleting the old printer. Is there a way to force the script to run under the local system account?

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We run KIX for our logins and would like to be able to locate and delete and Standard TCP/IP printers on XP/2000 workstations and replace them with the correct \\server\printer via the login script. The \\server\printer replacement would be based on the Standard TCP/IP ports being replaced (e.g. IF 192.168.10.20 exists, replace with \\myserver\print01). 
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We run KIX for our logins and would like to be able to locate and delete and Standard TCP/IP printers on XP/2000 workstations and replace them with the correct \\server\printer via the login script. The \\server\printer replacement would be based on the Standard TCP/IP ports being replaced (e.g. IF 192.168.10.20 exists, replace with \\myserver\print01). 

Deleting Standard TCP/IP ports and replacing with \\server\printer on XP workstations via KIXstart

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).