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Hey guys, I want to run the following script on a Windows Server 2003 Domaincontroller but I receive this error: Line: 44 Character: 1 Error: The security ID structure is invalid. I have administrator rights. Maybe someone can help me? Would be great ADSchema.vbs

Everything is working now, exept the ADScheme.vbs thing.. It was a long way getting this shit to work, haha First I tried to modify the script and spend 3 whole days with analysis what is working and what doesn't. Waste of time. I documented what I have done so far. It's in german but I will translate it to english when I have time, maybe it will help someone in the future. Short version: - AD Scheme extension for ipHostNumber which is not included in Windows Server 2003, only in R2. - Modified the original script with an other IP-Address. - Changeing the user permissions in the Domain, because they didn't had the permissions to write the information back to the ADSI. Btw. @tehnewby1 Welcome to IT. I just started my apprenticeship 6 months ago so i'm pretty new too

Just a short question.. was anyone of you guys able to get the menu with the containers on the left side to work?

Just a little statusupdate of my problems: It's all working fine right now, exept one important thing. When the user is logging in and the script runs over the policy, it says accsess dienied (line 29 character 3). Looking forward to solve the problem!

I will try something now and I will let you guys know if I was successfully next week.

When I run Local Network Info I don't get an error. The original script doesn't work only your script is working. The Computers are running Windows 7. I don't know if you understand the screenshot i posted before, but it says that the script can't run because it can't find the ipHostNumber which don't exists. So in my opinion thats the only problem I have at the moment?

After running your script manually the information is in the ADSI. The error appears when I try to search for the PC in Skeep. So the only problem now should be the fact that ipHostNumber doesn't exist so the script tries to get information that don't exist and produce that error?.. is it possible that it's not standard in Server 2003? EDIT: Ok, i saw this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc220013.aspx It says that it's only implemented on Server 2003 R2.

After i ran the script manually, I get this error while refreshing Skeep. As I said in my post before there is no value "ipHostNumber" in the ADSI. So I have to extend the ADScheme for ipHostNumber?

So.. I checked if the information was entered into ADSI after the user logged in. The information is not there. Then I entered the Mac-Adress manually (the value for IP was not there?) and refreshed Skeep - still no information there. It seems like the script doesn't work neither does Skeep? Any ideas? Or.. would the script you made help me maybe?

Thanks for help so far Yes i tried the modified script, but sadly it doesn't work I will just try something more, good luck for figuring out what to do with the ADScheme.vbs !

I just discovered Skeep but I have some issues with it.. I know that I have to add the logon and logoff script to the user on the domain through a group policy, but what I have to do with the ADScheme script? The console doesn’t displays Username/IP-Adress/Mac-Adress when I search for a user, neither it does display the users in the drop-down menu on the left side. Someone can help?