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SAM (Security Accounts Manager)
Active Directory compared with, 199
queries using SAM account name, 206–7
SAM account name for groups, 258
–Samid parameter, DSQUERY, 207
SC (service controller), 92–100
SC CONFIG, 92, 96–97
SC FAILURE, 92, 98–100
SC PAUSE, 92, 95–96
SC QC, 92–95
SC QFAILURE, 92
SC QUERY, 92–95
SC START, 92, 95–96
SC STOP, 92, 95–96
Schedlgu.txt, 62
Scheduled Task Wizard. See Task Scheduler
Scheduled Tasks folder, 60–61
accessing, 60–61, 63
enabling/disabling tasks, 69
properties, 61, 68
removing tasks, 70
running tasks immediately, 69
Schtasks and, 70
scheduling tasks, 57–81
event-based tasks and, 59
on local and remote systems, 58
monitoring scheduled tasks, 62–63
overview, 57–59
print jobs, 287–88
Scheduled Tasks folder, 60–61
with Schtasks. See Schtasks
with Task Scheduler. See Task Scheduler
Windows features for, 58
schema master role, 233–34
Schtasks
changing task properties, 70, 76–77
deleting tasks, 70, 79–80
overview, 57
querying configured tasks, 70, 78
running tasks immediately, 70, 78–79
scheduling tasks, 70–75
stopping running tasks, 70, 79
scope, groups, 256–57, 262
scope, variable, 39
screen buffer, 10
scripts
adding comments, 28–29
arithmetic operators, 40–41
assignment operators, 40–41
clearing command-shell window before writing, 27–28
color settings, 32
command echoing and, 29–30
common statements and commands for, 27
comparison operators, 45–46
creating, 25–26
DISKPART, 143–49
ECHO OFF command, 30–31
environment variables, 33–34
exponential values, 42
for statements, 46–47
host, 107
if statements, 43–45
iterating through directories, 49–50
iterating through groups of files, 48–49
localizing scope of variables, 39
mathematical expressions, 40
name variables, 35–36
Netsh (network services shell), 300–301
operator precedence, 41–42
output of sample, 26–27
overview, 25
parsing file content and output, 50–53
passing arguments to, 32–33
procedures, 54, 56
search order and, 18
selection statements, 42–43
stepping through a series of values, 47–48
subroutines, 54–56
title settings, 31–32
tracking errors in, 111
value variables, 36–38
searches. See also queries
AD objects, 205
command executables, 17–19
command history, 11
computer accounts, 213–14, 222–24
contacts, 205
domain controllers, 205, 228–29
event logs with EVENTQUERY, 106
file system information with WHERE, 83–84
global catalog servers, 230
group accounts, 205, 260
logon and run as permissions for, 207–8
name, description, and SAM parameters, 206–7
network print devices, 286
OUs (organizational objects), 205
print drivers, 270–71
scope of, 208–11
scripts, 18
sites, 205
strings with FIND, 21
subnets, 205
user accounts, 205, 213–14, 245–47
security. See also passwords
event triggers and, 114
service accounts and, 97
user accounts, 242–43
Security Accounts Manager. See SAM (Security Accounts Manager)
security groups
creating, 256–58
as default group, 257
defined, 254
selection statements
comparison operators with, 45–46
if statements, 43–45
overview, 42–43
semicolon (;), 18
separator pages, 287
services
outages, 114
security of service accounts, 97
viewing relationship with running processes, 123–24
sharing printers, 286
shutdowns, Windows systems, 100–102
simple volumes, 184–85
single click option, mouse, 12
single quotation ('), 53
sites, Active Directory, 201, 205
skip option, file content/command output, 51–52
software RAID. See RAID
Source quench messages, ICMP, 314–15
spanned volumes, 185
special characters
escaping, 17
variable names and, 36
SPLINFO
detailed information on each print spooler, 273–76
output from, 272–73
print spooler information with, 272
spooler. See print spoolers
standard error, redirecting, 22
start node, DSQUERY, 209–11
starting command shell, 4, 16–17
startup files
MS-DOS command shell, 8
Windows command shell, 4–5
startup, configuring system, 96–97
statements, compared with commands, 27
static IP addresses, 301–2
strings, 45
striped sets. See RAID-0 (disk striping)
striping with parity. See RAID-5 (disk striping with parity)
subnet masks, 315
subnets
Active Directory, 201
directory queries for, 206
subroutines, 54–56
substitution, variable values, 37–38
subtraction (–) operator, 41
Success Audit events, 105
support tools. See Windows Support Tools
Suptool.msi, 12
switches, passing arguments to command line, 16–17
system
built-in variables, 33–34
gathering system information, 83–85
performance, 113
processes, 120–21
resources, 127–30
System Configuration Utility (Msconfig), 100
system idle, task scheduling, 59
System log, Event Log service, 104
system logon, task scheduling at, 59
system services. See also SC (service controller)
configuring recovery, 98–100
configuring startup, 96–97
managing, 92
querying configured services, 92–95
starting, stopping, pausing, 95–96
system start, task scheduling at, 59
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