Scheduled Tasks

Allows you to set Scheduled Tasks on your Clients Workstations.

Click Add to add a new entry in the list.
Click Remove to remove the selected entry from the list.
Click Modify to modify the selected entry.
Click Duplicate to clone the selected entry.
Choose Up or Down to choose which script will run first. They will run from Top to Bottom

Under Task Name Choose your a Name for this Task.
Under Command Choose the Command you want to launch.
Under Parameters make your parameter settings if you have any.
Next Choose a Date and Time for the Scheduled Task to take Place.
Under Type Choose the frequency of the scheduled task.
You can then choose to run this application as an Admin or as the user logged on to the machine.
In the Operating System combo-box you may choose the OS that the current rule will apply.

You have 13 Choices:
1. Windows 95
2. Windows 98
3. Windows ME
4. Windows NT Workstation
5. Windows NT Server
6. Windows NT Domain Controller
7. Windows 2000
8. Windows 2000 Server
9. Windows 2000 Domain Controller
10. Windows XP Home
11. Windows XP Professional
12. Windows .Net Server
13. Windows .Net Domain Controller
14. Any - If you select this entry the script will run on any Windows operating system.
Within the Other Combo Box you may choose to only run the application on machines with certain service packs installed.
In the Connection Type area you may choose to only run the application for RAS, Local Network or Both

From the Membership combo-box you may choose on which specific computer/domain/group should the rule apply.

You have six choices:
1. Group - The group the Computer belongs to.
2. Computer Name - The name of the Computer.
3. IP Address - The IP address of the Computer in xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx format
4. MAC Address - The MAC address of the Computer in XXXXXXXXXXXX format (no dashes)
5. Domain - The domain the Computer belongs to.
6. UserID - Current users Logon ID.
In the Conditions text-box you have to write the rule corresponding to the choice you made in the Membership combo-box.
Your final option is to choose the Privileges. You will choose if the Rule will apply for Guests, Users, or Administrators. By putting a check in the box next to each option you are saying you wish the script to run if the user has these privileges. By default all check boxes are selected meaning all users can run the script.