• If all you're doing is running 'gpupdate /force' and have no need for a text/log file, then you should just use the File.Run function in AMS and use '/force' as its argument. If you dont' want to see any window at all (not even in the taskbar), make the value for show window -1. Hope this helps. My 100th post!
• Jul 28, 2014  Mark, The amount of time a gpupdate runs depends upon how many policies need to be updated on the machine. If you have updates that require a Logoff or Reboot, you can utilize the /logoff and /boot switches which will perform the respective tasks after the policies are updated.(if no policies were updated that require a logoff or reboot, the /logoff and /boot switches do nothing).

Nov 17, 2008 Help with batch file please « on: November 17, 2008, 10:57:03 AM » Hi all, i am trying to create a bat file that simply runs gpupdate /force and then answers no (automatically) to logoff and closes automatically, i presume this might be a common question but wondered if anyone can help me with the scripting for this. Oct 16, 2017 In a script, by using this command with a time limit specified, you can run gpupdate and continue with commands that do not depend upon the completion of gpupdate. Alternatively, you can use this command with no time limit specified to let gpupdate finish running before other commands that depend on it are run.

KB ID 0001353

Problem

How to a voice changer on discord for mac os download. I’ve seen this asked a lot in forums, and it came up on EE again today. I’ve never had to set this up in the past, but I’ve posted the links to the correct Cisco articles when people have asked.

After the question was asked again today, I thought I’d take the time to write a decent article on how to do it.

Why would you want to do this? You might want to map/reconnect a mapped drive, or perform anything thats usually acheivable with a login script.

Solution

1. First make sure you have your script, I’m using a simple batch file but you can also use .vbs. As you can see my script just maps a drive (s:) to a network share on the machine you are looking at.

Note: I’ve used an IP address rather than a DNS name, there’s nothing wrong with using a DNS name, providing your remote AnyConnect clients are able to resolve that hostname.

Note2: I’m also embedding the username and password in the drive mapping request, This is because my AnyConnect uses LOCAL usernames and passwords on the ASA, so the server wouldn’t be able to authenticate the request.

2. To ’embed’ this script into the firewall, log into the ASDM > Configuration > Remote Access VPN > Network (Client) Access > AnyConnect Customization/Localization > Script > Import > Give it a name > Select ‘Script runs when client connects‘ > Platform = win > Browse Local Files > Locate your batch file > OK > Import Now > OK.