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Create 'Call' Batch File Batch files provide an amazingly powerful way to administer remote Windows NT computers. The solution provided here relies on two batch files. One created by this program, the other created by you. The program will create a batch file with the following format: CALLCOMP.CMD _______________________________________ CALL %1 COMPUTER1 <OPTIONAL PARAMS> CALL %1 COMPUTER2 <OPTIONAL PARAMS> CALL %1 COMPUTER3 <OPTIONAL PARAMS> CALL %1 COMPUTER4 <OPTIONAL PARAMS> CALL %1 COMPUTER5 <OPTIONAL PARAMS> ... _______________________________________ Used in conjunction with another batch file, you can easily create directories and copy files. If you have the Windows NT Resource Kit, you can use its command line utilities to set file/directory rights and security as well as a host of other uses. The second batch file can contain any valid Windows NT command line that is capable of supporting remote computers. An example of a batch file to copy files from your computer to another is: CPYFILES.CMD ________________________________________ MD \\%1\C$\NEWDIR COPY C:\MYDIR\*.* \\%1\C$\NEWDIR ________________________________________ To activate these batch files, on a command line you would enter: CALLCOMP CPYFILES.CMD For each entry in CALLCOMP.CMD, CPYFILES.CMD would be called receiving its parameters from CALLCOMP.CMD. Main Window Contents |
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