Kill a running program on a wmi enabled compute

This small script prompts you for a user name or gets it from the command line and shows you information about a user including what groups they are in.

Make a new directory

This subroutine will rename the log file once it gets to be
larger than 10k. It renames it to ArchiveLog_(Date).txt, so
it is easy to track down a certain day.

function to remove a computer from a domai

Shutsdown, PowerOff, LogOff, Restarts a machine.

Get all members of an Exchange Distribution List, even if the distribution list itself contains other distribution lists

enable remote admin settings

This VBScript provides the functionality for ping an ip address remotely by an IIS server. This file require IIS to access the ping.exe. see How can a ping an ip address remotely by ASP

If you're using passwords of any type on your site, it is best to keep them random. That way they cannot be easily guessed at by intruders.

First, it's good to know a little about ASCII characters. Every character your keyboard can type is actually represented by a number. So the letter A is represented by 65. The letter Z is represented by 90. So all you need to do is generate a series of random numbers, each number between 65 and 90. That would give you a way to find the equivalent letters.

If you want to include numbers too, those are found between spots 48 and 57. I wouldn't use the spots between 57 and 65 - those are odd characters like colons.




So let's say you want to create a 7 character password that contains a random assortment of letters and numbers. You could do something like this: