I have a .exe file in some location C:/foo/myhost.exe which actually creates MSMQ queues in the system and I need to run that a specific user (Network account). I am looking for script where business user can login to the server click the exe(But it should run as network account). I can shift-right-click on exe but I am looking to automate it.
Any help is appreciated
runas with savecred option
http://anyadangtech.blogspot.ca/2009/06/runas-without-password.html
But you need to run the first time to input the passwd. Afterwards it will remember the passwd.
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I am trying to run a powershell script to upgrade enterprise software. However since if someone singed-in to the computer it is hard to find time to run this script.
Therefore, I have make the script to wait until user logged-out.
I know how to find out if someone is logged into the pc. I need to know how to make powershell script wait until the user logged out.
You can (and should) do this using Scheduled Tasks, the event ID for logout should be 4647. Tie your script to this event and it will run when the user logs out.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/auditing/event-4647
I have a new project at work, for customer, that require me to do an OEM image creation.
The pre
The idea would be deploy OEM image, it will install, and deploy all software, and then shutdown. Once started back up it will prompt users to chose pc name, select Domain to join and regional settings.
I think i can do this by using a powershell script and wrapping it up in an msi and add it to MDT with no silent install switches (so that it prompts users to manually go through the steps)
Now my issue is how do i inject a powershell script as well as ensure that if this scipt has user input required, that it actually prompts the user to input the data (is this even possible with Wix?)
WiX is able to install files, configure Windows settings, interact with SQL Servers, and etc, but you are working with an installer file. It is not possible to receive input from the end user after a system reboot from WiX alone since you can run a PowerShell script while the system is active, but once it restarts, the process will get terminated and has to be restarted. Unless there is some way to schedule the PowerShell script in Windows such as running it from a service created in C#.
I have added a PowerShell script as a Group Policy computer startup script. The script runs fine and does all of the tasks fine. However, at the end of the script, it is supposed to copy a log file to a file share, which it is not doing. The file share shows that "SYSTEM" has full control, so I'm not sure what the issue is. I'm able to run the script as admin while on the same machine and it will copy the log to the server without a problem. It does not do this via computer startup script (under SYSTEM account) though. Any ideas?
You will need to give the computer account write permissions on the network share. When the SYSTEM account is used to access a network resource it will do so as the domain account of the computer (DOMAIN\COMPUTER$).
I am using Putty to transfer files from my windows machine to Linux machine.
I am able to transfer, when i run the script and also if i run the same script using Schedule task with my credentials.
if schedule the task to run using system account(SYSTEM) or other user account, file transfer not happening.
Do i need to save any session vales?
PuTTY saves session information in the registry for the current user only, this information will simply be not available for the other accounts you mentioned. So you either need to provide them by exporting yours and importing them in the other user's accounts or simply provide everything needed on the shell command invoked to copy your files. The latter sounds much easier to me in combination with a little script which gets invoked by the task scheduler.
I'm creating and testing some powershell scripts to do some basic file copying. I've set my executionpolicy to RemoteSigned. According to the help, this should allow me to run scripts that were not downloaded from the internet. However, my observations seem to indicate that this will run only scripts created on the local machine.
For instance, if I create a script on my development machine and try to copy to my server (on my same domain), the script will not run. However, if I open up the Powershell ISE on the server and open my script, copy the code and paste it into a new file window and save it to the server, the script then runs. Further, if I want to create a self-signed certificate, it will not run on other computers (per the help).
So, this all seems a bit cumbersome that I have to develop my scripts on the machine they are to be run or go through the copy/paste routine mentioned above to get them to run on my server. I just want to know that I've understood all of this correctly and there is no other way to create a script within the same domain and run it under the remotesigned execution policy without paying the fee for a certificate.
this post here provide the method for executing script from shared folder. hope this could help you :-)