September, 2009

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Accessing a 64 bit WMI provider from a 32 bit application running on a 64 bit client

Posted over 3 years ago

by Max Vaughn
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Ordinarily, if you create a 64 bit WMI provider to run on a server, you will create a corresponding 32 bit provider as well. In some instances, only a 64 bit WMI provider exists. This creates an interesting dilemma. Consider the scenario where a 32 bit...
Developer Support ADSI, WMI, Powershell Team Blog

How to retrieve currently applied GPOs on your local machine using WMI via Windows Scripting Host ( WSH )

Posted over 3 years ago

by ShaleenT
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WMI provides two very useful Resultant Set of Policy (RSOP) classes that can be used together to determine the current set of GPOs that are applied to the local machine. The RSOP_GPO class provides information about GPOs that could be applied to...
Developer Support ADSI, WMI, Powershell Team Blog

An "Access Denied" exception is generated migrating users from Windows 2000 or 2003 domain to a Windows 2008 domain using DsAddSidHistory API and pass "SrcDomainController" & "SrcDomainCreds" as NULL

Posted over 3 years ago

by ShaleenT
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An "Access Denied" exception is generated migrating users from Windows 2000 or 2003 domain to a Windows 2008 domain using DsAddSidHistory API ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms675918(VS.85).asp x ) and pass "SrcDomainController" & "SrcDomainCreds...