SC is part of the nt resource kit, full name Service Control it is used for
remotely installing and managing nt services.
Andy
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What's this SC command in the batch file?
sc \\%1 create WinVNC binpath= "%servicepath% -service" type= own type=
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Try this :
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/archives/2000-08/0367.html
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Envoyi : mercredi 20 dicembre 2000 15:03
Objet : RE: VNC Noise
> I get the same boxes, but the clear after 5 seconds, and do not need to be
clicked for the installation or removal to continue unattended.
>
> Simon
>
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> Sent: 20 December, 2000 14:20
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: VNC Noise
>
>
> Well, my kix script is a little more automated than that and -install
still
> pops up a dialog that needs to be clicked.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ian Cowley
> Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 7:12 AM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: RE: VNC Noise
>
>
> OK, here is the much-desired method that I developed for a silent network
> install of VNC:
>
> Install VNC on a test machine, and set it up with the right refesh
> properties and password that you want. You also need to set up any
> AuthHosts properties or the disabling of the 'Close VNC' and 'Properties'
> menu options on the system tray icon (documentation available on VNC
> website).
> Then export the registry entries to .reg files (we had three, from
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, HKEY_CURRENT_USER and HKEY_USERS/.DEFAULT).
> Export the whole ORL/VNC branch.
> Now, all you need to install VNC on any machine is to copy winvnc.exe,
> vnchooks.dll to c:\program files\vnc (or wherever) and omnithread_rt.dll
to
> c;\winnt\system32 and install the .reg files.
> I achieved this by the following method:
> Use the NT4 Server resource kit command 'rsetup' to set up access to a
> remote command prompt on the target machine.
> Then use 'rclient' to connect to the remote comamnd prompt (thisa is a
> command prompt that is actually running on the target machine, but
operates
> in the background, so the user sees nothing).
> Inside this command prompt, run a batch file that copies the files and
runs
> the .reg files, then runs 'winvnc -install'.
> This copies all the needed files, the settings (in the registry) and then
> installs VNC as a service.
> At the next reboot, VNC server is running as a service.
> the bonus of this method is that there is no start menu entries, and the
> viewer is not installed.
>
> when the 'rclient' progam is used, you pass the administartor password to
it
> (giving a command prompt with admin access on the target machine) and
> there's a switch to run a batch file and close.
> Hence the whole lot can be automated from a batch file.
> All that is needed is the NETBIOS name of the target machine, and if you
> have loads of them, the passing of the names to the batch file can be
> automated too.
> I have included the contents of the batch files below.
>
> Hope this all helps, if you have any more questions feel free to ask :)
>
> --
> Ian Cowley
> Computer Services Dept.
> National Farmers' Union
>
> MAIN BATCH FILE:
> please note the 'rclient.....\install.bat' is all on one line.
> =============================================
> @echo off
> rsetup \\%1
> rclient \\%1 /logon:<domain>\administrator <admin password here> \runbatch
> \\<server>\<share>\install.bat
> ==============================================
>
> INSTALL.BAT:
> ==============================================
> @echo off
> c:
> cd \
> cd "program files"
> md orl
> cd orl
> md vnc
> cd vnc
> copy \\server\share\winvnc.exe c:
> copy \\server\share\uninst.isu c:
> copy \\server\share\vnchooks.dll c:
> copy \\server\share\omnithread_rt.dll c:\winnt\system32
> regedit /s \\server\share\1.reg
> regedit /s \\server\share\2.reg
> regedit /s \\server\share\3.reg
> winvnc -install
>
> This process is invisible at the user's end.
> You just need to run "main_batch <NETBIOS name>" e.g. "main_batch PC205"
>
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