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Hacks #1-16
We'll begin with a catchall chapter of tips and
tools that cover a wide range of general Windows system
administration topics. Think of this chapter as the removable top
drawer of your toolboxusually cluttered, but containing your
favorite, indispensable tools. The topics in this chapter include
ways of hacking the Run As command, collecting event log information,
running commands, extending your environment, shutting down
processes, renaming mapped drives, and more. You'll
also learn how to disable file encryption if you
don't need or want it, collect configuration
settings from remote machines, use automatic logon where
it's safe to do so, and make it easier for users to
access Remote Assistance when they need it. We'll
also list some of our favorite third-party tools and a terrific
online resource for Microsoft management technologies.
A number of the hacks in this chapter include scripts. To ensure
these scripts run properly on your systems, make sure you download
the latest scripting engines on the workstation from which you run
the scripts. You can get these scripting engines from the Microsoft
Scripting home page at http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting/. Also,
when working with the Active Directory Services Interface (ADSI), you
must have the same applicable rights you need to use the built-in
administrative tools, which basically means that you need
administrator credentials to run the scripts.
