Windows 2000 Script Host Automating Administration Tasks

To explain more advanced aspects of the VBScript programming language

The courses Microsoft VBScript: Language Basics I, Microsoft VBScript: Language Basics II, and Microsoft VBScript: Advanced Language Topics; knowledge of the Windows 2000 operating system; previous programming experience would be an advantage

System administrators and application developers

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Introducing Windows Script Host in Windows 2000| - recognize the components and capabilities of Windows Script Host.|Working with WSH in Windows 2000| - distinguish between Wscript and Cscript, recognize the correct WSH script syntax, and identify the function of common script statements.|Managing WshArguments in Windows 2000| - complete a code that accepts, counts, and displays arguments from a user.|Windows 2000 script file types| - recognize how WSH 1.0 and 2.0 execute script files.|Introducing the WSH object model in Windows 2000| - recognize the function of the two main components of the WSH object model.|Shell and Shortcut objects in Windows 2000| - identify the WshShell object properties and methods, and recognize how to create a shortcut in the WshShell object.|Creating a desktop shortcut in Windows 2000| - complete the code that creates a desktop shortcut in Windows 2000.|Network and Helper objects in Windows 2000| - identify the WshNetwork object properties and methods, use the WshNetwork object to create a network printer connection, and recognize the function of helper objects.|Logon scripts and batch files in Windows 2000| - recognize the function of logon scripts and batch files.|Scripting logon actions in Windows 2000| - recognize the function of two-phase logon scripts and the commands used in creating the script.|Creating a logon script in Windows 2000| - complete the code for creating a two-phase logon script.|Windows 2000 Active Directory| - identify the components and capabilities of Windows 2000 Active Directory.|Working with ADSI in Windows 2000| - recognize the function of ADSI in Windows 2000.|The ADSI User object| - recognize the code required to create and delete a user, and identify the properties and methods associated with the User object.|ADSI user groups| - recognize the function of a group object and recognize how to create a group and add users to a group.|Populating the Active Directory in Windows 2000| - complete the code for creating users and adding them to a group.|

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