wsh(Windows Scripting Host), NET TIME

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Jiri Dever #1 / 3	NET TIME Shit, where is my previous questions? So. I have batch file as user logon script on NT 4 which have "net time \\servername /set" command. Is there way to replace this simple command with wsh equivalent?(this command set time from server). Thanks Adam Sobotka
Sun, 11 Feb 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Ian Morris #2 / 3	NET TIME No equivalent in WSH but you can still run the same command inside a vbs file using the WSHShell.run method. Regards, Ian Morrish WSH FAQ http://wsh.glazier.co.nz Home page http://www.glazier.co.nz NetMeeting http://ils.glazier.co.nz Quote: >Shit, where is my previous questions? So. I have batch file as user logon >script on NT 4 which have "net time \\servername /set" command. Is there way >to replace this simple command with wsh equivalent?(this command set time >from server). Thanks >Adam Sobotka
Sun, 11 Feb 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Jiri Dever #3 / 3	NET TIME Oh yes, I know, but when wsh may be replacement of dos commands, this must have minimally same functions, no? Quote: >No equivalent in WSH but you can still run the same command inside a vbs >file >using the WSHShell.run method. >Regards, >Ian Morrish >WSH FAQ http://wsh.glazier.co.nz >Home page http://www.glazier.co.nz >NetMeeting http://ils.glazier.co.nz >>Shit, where is my previous questions? So. I have batch file as user logon >>script on NT 4 which have "net time \\servername /set" command. Is there >way >>to replace this simple command with wsh equivalent?(this command set time >>from server). Thanks >>Adam Sobotka
Sun, 11 Feb 2001 03:00:00 GMT

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