/VBS-Toolkit

VBS Toolkit with useful ready to use functions

VBS-Toolkit

VBS Toolkit with useful ready to use functions

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Available Functions

Write Logs / Text file

  • WriteTextFile
    • Write appended data to text file. Creates the File if it does not exists.

Run Commands

  • RunLocalCommand
    • Runs a command in the Windows Shell and Returns its Output
  • RunRemoteCommand
    • Runs a Remote Command Using WMI on a Remote Computer

Active Directory

  • FindADObject
    • Finds Objects in the Active Directory by Object Class and Search by Category
  • CheckADPathName
    • Checks the AD Path Name for Special Characters and Replaces them with the Proper Escape Characters

Windows Management

  • GetEnvPath
    • Converts String Environment Constants to the Environment Path Requested
  • GetServiceStatus
    • Checks the Service State and returns it
  • GetEvents
    • Return an Array of Events Between Dates. This Function Uses LogParser as the Event Log Collector.

WMI

  • CheckWMIAccess
    • Checks WMI Access on a Computer
  • WMIDateStringToDate
    • Converts the WMI Date time Format to Normal Date Time
  • GetWMICollectionItem
    • Connects to the WMI Service and Runs a Query

Registry

  • RegReadRemoteValue
    • Read a Value from a Remote Registry Path
  • RegKeyExsists
    • Check if a Key from a Remote Registry Path exists
  • RegValueExsists
    • Check if a Value from a Remote Registry Path exists
  • RegWriteRemoteValue
    • Write a Value to a Remote Registry Path
  • RegReadLocalValue
    • Read a Value from a Local Registry Path
  • RegWriteLocalValue
    • Write a Value to a Local Registry Path

Email

  • SendMail
    • Sends an Email from the Users Outlook to a Destination Address

How to use

Create an instance

You can call the toolkit from other VBS scripts like any other CPM object. If you register the toolkit on your host, you can call it using for example:

Set oComponent = CreateObject("Toolkit.AssafM.wsc")

If you choose not to register the toolkit, you can use the following example:

Set oComponent = GetObject("script:C:\Scripts\Toolkits\Toolkit.AssafM.wsc")

Note: You can use it just the same from C++ or HTML

Register the Toolkit on your machine

In Windows Explorer, right-click the script component (.wsc) file, and then choose Register. –or– Use the new version of Regsvr32.exe that ships with the script component package, and use this command: regsvr32 ToolKit.AssafM.WSC

License

This repository is licensed under Apache License 2.0 - see LICENSE for more details.