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Do any other TNers use LMI Central? If so, I would like to use this thread as a script repository.
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Yup, me. Like it a lot.
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I use it, I typically only use one2many for scripting the backup sets. Say if i need to run one manually or something.
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The following will allow you to send the wireless info to a machine via One2Many.
On a machine (vista and 7/8) with the WiFi already configured, open a cmd prompt as admin. Run the following command: netsh wlan export profile folder="PATH_TO_FOLDER" for example: netsh wlan export profile folder="C:\temp" This will create a .xml files for each wireless network that is configured on the machine On One2Many, create a custom task. Add the .xml file that you want to add on a remote machine to the "files" option. For command to execute use the following: netsh wlan add profile filename="wifiname.xml" wifiname.xml will be the name of the xml file on the "files" option.
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I've recently started using it. I like what I see so far
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