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Hi all, I've been using the following script to update the Logmein client via One2Many.

@echo off
cd %TEMP%
if %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE% equ AMD64 goto amd64
echo cd "%ProgramFiles%\logmein\x86\update" > lmiupdate.cmd
goto x86done
:amd64
echo cd "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\logmein\x64\update" > lmiupdate.cmd
:x86done
echo raupdate.exe /s >> lmiupdate.cmd
echo exit >> lmiupdate.cmd
start lmiupdate.cmd

This was updating in Logmein client using a version prior to 5208 up to version 5208. Now version 5220 is available, but the script is not updating clients using 5208 to 5220. However, client's using a version before 5208 are being updated to 5220 using the script above. All that being said, any ideas why this might be occuring? Any input would be GREATLY appreciated!

Remote Command Type Task to unnistall.

cd c:\program files\logmein\x86

logmein uninstall

shutdown -r

Here is something I put together to update MSE or Defender and then run a full scan and use SendEmail to email a log file. Most of the echo commands are for seeing the progress in the LMI logs. C:\Clevespace was the working directory where I keep the batch files and the SendEmail exe. I created a batch file and then called it using the 'Run a batch file or executable'. I also check for its existence before running the batch this way: IF EXIST C:\Clevespace\NameOfBatchFile.cmd C:\Clevespace\NameOfBatchFile.cmd

//Contents of Batch

@ECHO OFF
ECHO(
ECHO Running Anti-Virus scans. Do not close this window. 
ECHO Thank you, Clevespace 
ECHO(

ECHO(
ECHO Scanning process started for %COMPUTERNAME%

ECHO(
ECHO IF MSE not installed jump to end
IF EXIST "%programfiles%\Microsoft Security Client\mpcmdrun.exe" ECHO MSE detected!
IF EXIST "%programfiles%\Microsoft Security Client\mpcmdrun.exe" GOTO MSEscan
IF EXIST "%programfiles%\Windows Defender\mpcmdrun.exe" ECHO Defender detected!
IF EXIST "%programfiles%\Windows Defender\mpcmdrun.exe" GOTO DefenderScan
GOTO NotInstalled

:MSEscan
ECHO(
ECHO Run MSE Update and Scan
ECHO( 
ECHO Updating MSE Signatures 
"%programfiles%\Microsoft Security Client\mpcmdrun.exe" -SignatureUpdate 
ECHO( 
ECHO Running MSE Full Scan: 
"%programfiles%\Microsoft Security Client\mpcmdrun.exe" -scan -scantype 2 
ECHO(
ECHO Copy MSE log file if it exists 
IF EXIST "C:\Users\AdminUSERNAMEHERE\AppData\Local\Temp\MPcmdRun.log" COPY "C:\Users\ADMINUSERNAMEHERE\AppData\Local\Temp\MPcmdRun.log" C:\Clevespace /y 
GOTO MSEemail

:DefenderScan
ECHO(
ECHO Run Defender Update and Scan
ECHO( 
ECHO Updating Defender Signatures 
"%programfiles%\Windows Defender\mpcmdrun.exe" -SignatureUpdate 
ECHO( 
ECHO Running Defender Full Scan
"%programfiles%\Windows Defender\mpcmdrun.exe" -scan -scantype 2 
ECHO( 
ECHO Copy Defender log file if it exists 
IF EXIST "C:\Users\ADMINUSERNAMEHERE\AppData\Local\Temp\MPcmdRun.log" COPY "C:\Users\ADMINUSERNAMEHERE\AppData\Local\Temp\MPcmdRun.log" C:\Clevespace /y 
GOTO Defenderemail

:MSEemail
ECHO(
ECHO Email MSE log file if exists
IF EXIST C:\Clevespace\MPcmdRun.log (
TYPE C:\Clevespace\MPcmdRun.log > C:\Clevespace\MPcmdRun.txt
C:\Clevespace\sendemail -f FromEmail@Example.com -t SendToEmail@example.com -u MSE Scan results for: %COMPUTERNAME% -xu SMTPemail@example.com -xp PassWord -l C:\Clevespace\Email.log -o tls=yes -s smtp.EXAMPLE.com:587 -o message-file=C:\Clevespace\MPcmdRun.txt -a C:\Clevespace\MPcmdRun.log -q
ECHO(
ECHO MSE Log file sent on %DATE% at %TIME% from computer %COMPUTERNAME%
) ELSE (
C:\Clevespace\sendemail -f FromEmail@example.com -t SendToEmail@Example.com -u MSE Scan results for: %COMPUTERNAME% -xu SMTPemail@example.com -xp PassWord -l C:\Clevespace\Email.log -o tls=yes -s smtp.Example.com:587 -m MSE was run, but there is no log file. -q
ECHO(
ECHO MSE email with no log sent on %DATE% at %TIME% from computer %COMPUTERNAME%
)
ECHO(
ECHO End of scanning process
EXIT

:Defenderemail
ECHO(
ECHO Email Defender log file if exists
IF EXIST C:\Clevespace\MPcmdRun.log (
TYPE C:\Clevespace\MPcmdRun.log > C:\Clevespace\MPcmdRun.txt
C:\Clevespace\sendemail -f FromEmail@example.com -t SendToEmail@Example.com -u Defender Scan results for: %COMPUTERNAME% -xu SMTPemail@Example.com -xp PassWord -l C:\Clevespace\Email.log -o tls=yes -s smtp.Example.com:587 -o message-file=C:\Clevespace\MPcmdRun.txt -a C:\Clevespace\MPcmdRun.log -q
ECHO(
ECHO Defender Log file sent on %DATE% at %TIME% from computer %COMPUTERNAME%
) ELSE (
C:\Clevespace\sendemail -f FromEmail@Example.com -t SendToEmail@Example.com -u Defender Scan results for: %COMPUTERNAME% -xu SMTPemail@Example.com -xp PassWord -l C:\Clevespace\Email.log -o tls=yes -s smtp.Example.com:587 -m Defender was run, but there is no log file. -q
ECHO(
ECHO Defender email with no log sent on %DATE% at %TIME% from computer %COMPUTERNAME%
)
ECHO(
ECHO End of scanning process
EXIT

:NotInstalled
ECHO(
ECHO MSE or Defender are NOT Installed
C:\Clevespace\sendemail -f FromEmail@Example.com -t SendToEmail@Example.com -u MSE OR DEFENDER NOT INSTALLED  ON: %COMPUTERNAME% -xu SMTPemail@Example.com -xp PassWord -l C:\Clevespace\Email.log -o tls=yes -s smtp.Example.com:587 -m MS Security Essentials or Defender are not installed!!! -q
ECHO(
ECHO MSE Or Defender Not Installed and an email was sent on %DATE% at %TIME% from computer %COMPUTERNAME%
ECHO(
ECHO End of scanning process

//End of batch file

For those times when you want to make sure there is a Restore Point created before making changes to a PC.

First I created a VBS file with the code below. Then I run it using the 'Execute a remote command' like this: 

IF EXIST C:\Clevespace\NameOfFile.vbs CSCRIPT C:\Clevespace\NameOfFile.vbs

Here is the code for the VBS file:

If WScript.Arguments.Count = 0 Then
	Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
	objShell.ShellExecute "wscript.exe", Chr(34) & WScript.ScriptFullName & Chr(34) & " Run", , "runas", 1
Else
	GetObject("winmgmts:\\.\root\default:Systemrestore").CreateRestorePoint "Clevespace manually created this restore point before installing Windows Updates", 0, 100
End If

echo off

rem bye lmi by Tarcis

if %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE% equ AMD64 goto amd64
cd "%ProgramFiles%\logmein\x86"
logmein uninstall

goto end
:amd64
cd "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\logmein\x64"
logmein uninstall

:end
exit

Hi everyone,

   I am kinda wondering if someone has successfully transfered files using a script instead of the file transfer/manager in LMI. If anyone is willing to share a working script, that would be awesome. Thank you. 

P.S. I've posted on the other thread as well. 

Is there a way that I can execute a vbs script with the administrator credentials?  I am trying to update a folder by deleting the existing files and extracting a zip with the new set of files.  this works great if I am logged in with the administrator account.  However, when I try to execute the script with the standard user account logged in, I get a message that I need permissions to delete files.  

The high level is that I delete existing files in a public\desktoip\links folder structure, then unzip a new folder structure in it's place.  I have the administrator credentials applied when I set up the credentials.  any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks!

I've tried to understand these scripts, and have difficulty, and given the sparse support, I'm hoping anyone can assist in a simple request.

All I'd like is a basic template to install (update) and existing application.

Real easy, but I'm kind of stumped.

Sooner is better, as it's security related (I need to push the latest updated program Ccleaner.exe) that was discovered to have a vulnerability.

So, all PC's are x64, how do I do this, simple, easy, push to all end users?

(actual script, where the file resides to piush, and step by step)

This will be hwlpful for other tasks also in the future, much appreciate it.

I am looking for assistane for the following Task, Thank in advance.

We have to install a new software onto client machines but prior to that current software version need to be uninstalled and also delete a folder from root C:\

I have an idea that this can be done via One2Many tool, Could some one tell me or give me an example how to do this.

kind regards,

Devi