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Download a demo of hyena and use the exporter function.<br />
It will give you the full list with all the info you need.
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Download a demo of hyena and use the exporter function.
It will give you the full list with all the info you need.

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Hey Rob,<br />
<br />
Bit curious about your Ping function (if you don't mind me being nosy :))<br />
<br />
Doesn't the Return Code you have here:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; If boolCode = 0 Then<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; GetPingInfo = &quot;Success&quot;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Else<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; GetPingInfo = &quot;Failure&quot;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; End If<br />
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Only return 0 if the command fails to execute rather than checking the return from ping? That is, it could successfully execute, but return &quot;No Reply&quot;?<br />
<br />
Chris
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Hey Rob,

Bit curious about your Ping function (if you don't mind me being nosy :))

Doesn't the Return Code you have here:

    If boolCode = 0 Then
        GetPingInfo = "Success"
    Else
        GetPingInfo = "Failure"
    End If

Only return 0 if the command fails to execute rather than checking the return from ping? That is, it could successfully execute, but return "No Reply"?

Chris

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Hey Chris,<br />
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Not from my testing.....from any test that I have run, it *only* returns zero if it gets a reply.<br />
Even if it can resolve the host name but still times out, it returns 1.<br />
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If you can find a test case where this is not the case *please* let me know, because otherwise I've been leading a few people &quot;down the garden path&quot; &nbsp;:-o<br />
<br />
Regards,<br />
<br />
Rob.
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Hey Chris,

Not from my testing.....from any test that I have run, it *only* returns zero if it gets a reply.
Even if it can resolve the host name but still times out, it returns 1.

If you can find a test case where this is not the case *please* let me know, because otherwise I've been leading a few people "down the garden path"  :-o

Regards,

Rob.

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Nice, I like that one, simplifies my version somewhat :)<br />
<br />
Chris
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Nice, I like that one, simplifies my version somewhat :)

Chris

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Thanks for the grade.<br />
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Regards,<br />
<br />
Rob.
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I want an interactive script to check the last time a user logged onto ACtive Directory... The result should give me their name, last logon time &amp;&nbsp;date... If the script is not interactive, give me the output in a text file format... with the details username, last logon time &amp;&nbsp;date!....<br />
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note, I have never used Windows Scripting before....
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I want an interactive script to check the last time a user logged onto ACtive Directory... The result should give me their name, last logon time & date... If the script is not interactive, give me the output in a text file format... with the details username, last logon time & date!....

note, I have never used Windows Scripting before....

Last Login Script

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