Open-AudIT

Hi,
this code in audit.vbs :

[code]if ((UCase(strComputer) <> system_name) AND (strComputer <> ".") AND (strComputer <> full_system_name) AND (strComputer <> ns_ip) AND (strComputer <> system_ip)) then
email_failed = email_failed & strComputer & ", " & VBcrlf
ie = nothing
exit function
end if[/code]

stop inventory on some machine (script quit just after IP: ) and inventory is incomplete.

but if i comment this previous lines, all works properly.

why ?

Well, audit.vbs checks for the computer name - it stores this in strComputer.
It then checks if this equals system_name, ., full_system_name, ns_ip, and system_ip.
If it doesn't equal ANY of these, it halts.

It is basically a check to see if it can get to strComputer through WMI - if not, then it quits, because it won't (shouldn't be able to), get any other info from WMI, either.

Are you attempting to audit a machine locally, or remotely ?

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remotely.

I suspect the remote machine is not allowing remote access to WMI.
Have you run the firewall script locally on the remote PC ? (Or used Group Policy to allow remote WMI access).
Are you an "Admin" on the remote PC ?

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[quote] suspect the remote machine is not allowing remote access to WMI.

Immediately before the line in question, "if ((UCase(strComputer) <> system_name) AND (strC"..... etc, put the line below
wscript.echo strComputer
Now, when you run the script (on the command line), it should output the variable strComputer.
Is this the name of the PC in question you are trying to audit ?

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[quote="Mark"]Immediately before the line in question, "if ((UCase(strComputer) <> system_name) AND (strC"..... etc, put the line below
wscript.echo strComputer
Now, when you run the script (on the command line), it should output the variable strComputer.
Is this the name of the PC in question you are trying to audit ?

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