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Hello there you brilliant Techies.

Here is my scenario. I want to create a lgin script for the following OS'es: Win95/ Win98/ Winnt/ Win2k and WinXP. This is what I would like to do:

Basically I want uses to initialise so sort of script. Here is the scenario. The user must lgin using his credentials. This must run the normal login script that I use. Once the user has logged in, a line must run that must contain some sort of Message Box/ Dialogue Box/ WebPage. This Box/ Webpage must have aPrivacy disclaimer to it. There must two fields, 1 for accepting and the other for declining. If the uses accepts the privacy disclaimer, then his acceptance must be written to a DB, eg Access or SQLn and then he must be logged into the domain normally, running the rest of his login script and providing him with access to his resources. The second, that is should the user decide to decline, then I want the anoter message box or for the machine to be rebooted or better yet disable the users account on the domain. The script can then add him to the local user group so he can only login locally and he must be informed to Contact the IT Service Desk. Can anybody steer me in the BEST direction. Help....

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by kevin

I have managed to provide this type of functionality using KIX. Visit;

http://www.kixscripts.com/

where you can get the download and look at examples. This is a pretty good scripting language that is quite easy to use.

by maharajv

Howzit,

I have used this product, and ScriptLogic, but it does not help. I need to view the acceptance so this has to run an ASP Page connected to a SQL or similar database and must have functionality to restart the login process or machine or alternatively logon the user as a local use with NO domain functionality, so thereby the user must be added with login credentials to the local machine. Ouch! Pretty hectic!!

Thanks Anyway.......

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