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Looking for a script that will automatically uninstall the Novell client and any Novell protocols or network settings from the network adapters. Needs to be able to run from group policy or via a logon script.<br />
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My company has around 500 pc's that need to have these changes made.<br />
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We are looking for a faster or automated way of making these changes in order to speed up the entire process of performing this task.
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Looking for a script that will automatically uninstall the Novell client and any Novell protocols or network settings from the network adapters. Needs to be able to run from group policy or via a logon script.

My company has around 500 pc's that need to have these changes made.

We are looking for a faster or automated way of making these changes in order to speed up the entire process of performing this task.

Looking for a script that will automatically uninstall the Novell client and Novell protocols or network settings from the network adapters. Needs to be able to run from group policy or logon scripts

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