Puedes usar este script en vbs.
Para ejecutar un comando en cada equipo del dominio
Código:
'Script Name: ExecuteAll.vbs
Option Explicit
Dim oDomain, oService, oItem, oShell
Dim strDomain, strSpec, strCommand, intButton
Dim oArgs, strFinalCommand, oRegEx, boolConfirm
' Prepare to execute commands & do popups
Set oShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
GetArguments
' Access the domain so we can traverse objects
WScript.Echo "Accessing NT Domain " & strDomain
Set oDomain = GetObject("WinNT://" & strDomain)
' Initiate our regular expression support
Set oRegEx = New RegExp
oRegEx.Pattern = strSpec
oRegEx.IgnoreCase = True
' Traverse each computer (WinNT) object in the domain
WScript.Echo "Searching for " & strSpec
oDomain.Filter = Array("Computer") ' only look at computers
For Each oItem In oDomain
If oRegEx.Test(oItem.Name) Then
WScript.Echo " Matched " & oItem.Name
strFinalCommand = Replace(strCommand, "$n", oItem.Name)
intButton = vbNo
If boolConfirm Then
intButton = oShell.Popup("Execute " & strFinalCommand & "?",,_
"System " & oItem.Name, vbYesno + vbQuestion)
End If
If (boolConfirm = False) Or (intButton = vbYes) Then
WScript.Echo " Executing: " & strFinalCommand
execute strFinalCommand
End If
End If
Next
' All done; clean up
Set oItem = Nothing
Set oRegEx = Nothing
Set oDomain = Nothing
Set oShell = Nothing
Set oArgs = Nothing
'
' Glean the arguments for our run from the command line, if provided.
' If any are missing, prompt for input. A blank input signals an abort.
'
' /Y is an optional last argument
Sub GetArguments
Dim i, strConfirm, intButton
Set oArgs = WScript.Arguments
boolConfirm = True ' assume always confirm
strDomain = "" ' domain to be traversed
strSpec = "" ' name specification to be matched
strCommand = "" ' command to be executed on each match
strConfirm = "" ' track prompting for confirmation setting
' Look for our optional 4th argument
If oArgs.Length = 4 Then
If UCase(oArgs.Item(3)) = "/Y" Then
boolConfirm = False
strConfirm = "/Y" ' don't prompt below
End If
End If
' Look for any specified arguments, in order
If oArgs.Length >= 1 Then strDomain = oArgs(0)
If oArgs.Length >= 2 Then strSpec = oArgs(1)
If oArgs.Length >= 3 Then strCommand = oArgs(2)
' Prompt for any arguments not specified on the command line
If strDomain = "" Then
strDomain = InputBox _
("Enter the name of the NT Domain to be traversed", _
"NT Domain")
End If
If strDomain = "" Then WScript.Quit
strDomain = UCase(strDomain)
If strSpec = "" Then
strSpec = InputBox _
("Enter your name specification for the computer(s) " & _
"that will be matched within the " & strDomain & " Domain." & _
vbCrlf & "Regular Expressions are acceptable.", _
"Name Specification")
End If
If strSpec = "" Then WScript.Quit
If strCommand = "" Then
strCommand = InputBox _
("Enter the command to be executed on each computer matching " & _
strSpec & " within the " & strDomain & " Domain." & _
vbCrlf & "$n will be substituted for the computer name.", _
"Command to Execute")
End If
If strCommand = "" Then WScript.Quit
If strConfirm = "" Then
intButton = oShell.Popup("Confirm each command prior to execution?",,_
"Confirm?", vbYesNo + vbQuestion)
If intButton = vbNo Then
boolConfirm = False
End If
End If
End Sub
' Execute a command. Each is always run under a new instance of the command
' processor. This allows the use of built-in commands and I/O redirection.
'
' We won't wait for command completion.
Sub Execute(strCommand)
Dim RetVal
strCommand = "%COMSPEC% /c " & strCommand
RetVal = oShell.Run(strCommand, 1, False)
End Sub
se ejecutaria tal que:
inicio > ejecutar > ExecuteAll.vbs midominio * "start \\servidor\compartida\lotes.bat"
pruebalo y nos cuentas, pero yo que tu 1º haria una prueba light, hay que ser prudente con ejecutar cosas en todo un dominio.
Otra forma seria deifinir en el script de incicio de sesion de cada usuario una llamada a lo que quieras ejecutar.
Si fuera un script de inicio de sesion con .bat o .cmd, seria simplemente:
start \\servidor\compartida\lotes.bat
salu2