It does launch the screen saver, but it does not require a password.
#FORENSIT USER PROFILE MANAGER SERIAL PASSWORD#
OK, I am losing my mind here.I have set up GP to turn on screen saver after 10 minutes, and to password protect. How do you get windows to require a password after timeout? Windows.If you are a user profile wizard.wizard, then I ask you to please recommend the best way for me to accomplish this kind of migration? How should I implement the above script? Would it be best to push the migrations from one machine? or is it better to put everything on a network share and have users / IT staff run something on login?
I am still unclear of a few things however. NewName=Right(CurrentLine, Len(CurrentLine) -DelimterPos) OldName=Left(CurrentLine, DelimterPos -1) Set MapFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strMapFile, ForReading, False)ĭim CurrentLine, OldName, NewName, DelimterPosĭelimterPos=InStr(1, CurrentLine, "," ,1) I have found a sample vbs script on ForensIT's website which seems like it would help in resolving the name lookup issue with all workgroup user's currently using the same username, instead it maps the computer name to the new domain user account: I've just now begun my 10 day evaluation of the Corporate version.or should I be using professional version.wizards? Can any of you "User Profile Wizard".wizards help me in understanding the best way to efficiently complete the task described?
#FORENSIT USER PROFILE MANAGER SERIAL SOFTWARE#
I know that the software is even more powerful than this and is capable of automating the task that was dawned on me. I have been testing User Profile Wizard by ForensIT in my virtual domain network environment, and I have successfully used the personal edition to migrate virtual machines and local accounts to the domain, and WOW this is a nice tool! I have been lucky enough to endure the task of migrating about 120 or so computers from a workgroup where everyone logs in with the same username, to a new domain where everyone will use their own unique domain account.
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