The NTAdmin category provides Knowledge Scripts for performing Windows administrative tasks or special one-time activities. To run Knowledge Scripts in this category, you need to be defined as a user with administrator privileges on the computer on which you run the scripts.
Some Knowledge Scripts perform AppManager administrative tasks or operations that should be restricted to a limited number of users. To control access to these Knowledge Scripts, the scripts are only made available to users who are assigned to the Administrator role through AppManager Security Manager.
Most of the administrative Knowledge Scripts are in the Action, AMAdmin, and NTAdmin categories, and by default these Knowledge Scripts are designated as being for administrators only. For more information, see the Administrator Guide for AppManager.
From the Knowledge Script view of Control Center, you can access more information about any NetIQ-supported Knowledge Script by selecting it and clicking Help. In the Operator Console, click any Knowledge Script in the Knowledge Script pane and press F1.
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Adds a local or domain Windows group account. |
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Adds a domain group account to Active Directory. |
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Adds a local or domain Windows user account. |
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Adds a domain user account to Active Directory. |
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Changes the password for a specified local or domain user account. |
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Compares the Windows service pack level on a managed computer to a specified level. |
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Closes a shared file and removes the file lock. |
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Deletes a local or domain Windows group account. |
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Deletes a local or domain Windows user account. |
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Checks whether a particular file exists. |
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Changes the configuration for specified services. |
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Sets or creates a Windows registry key. |
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Schedules a service to automatically stop and restart a service after a specified time interval. |
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Runs a non-interactive DOS command. |
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Sets a value for a selected SNMP MIB variable. |
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Synchronizes the system time among computers. |
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Checks the availability of a remote managed UNIX computer and monitors the health of the remote UNIX agent. This Knowledge Script uses a proxy Windows agent to monitor remote UNIX agents. |