[windows2000] Re: Pushing a scheduled job to all computers on a domain
- From: "Sorin Srbu" <sorin.srbu@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2007 13:07:27 +0200
Dan Manell <> wrote on Wednesday, March 28, 2007 11:00 AM:
Hey, you still lurking on this list?! ;-) For those not in the know, Dan is
the UU (Uppsala University) AD-Master, and I worship him. He most of the time
can fix the obscure AD-problems I have from time to time (or when I don't have
the priv's to do it) as well as point me in the likely right direction for a
DIY-fix, if he can't fix it right away for me. 8-)
>> My main, and personal, objection with smaller lesser-known defraggers is
>> that they are unknown and unproven entities. I just can't have a defragger
>> trash files or worse, a whole disk. So far, the only ones I've "certified"
>> for personal and office use at our departments is the built-in defragger
>> in win2k/xp, Diskeeper and Raxco Perfect Disk. All three are fairly well-
>> known and so far hasn't trashed anything.
>
> Well, I usually say you get what you pay for. Not always true though. There
> are a lot of good free tools out there, but all of them can't be big and
> known. Those that get big and known more or less often start to cost money
> after a while.
Of course. I usually go for free tools as well, whenever possible. Don't have
the budget to buy everything I need. 8-)
>> But you say this Sysinternal Contig is safe?
>
> No, I said I've used it with success. ;-) I have never encountered a problem
> with any tool from Sysinternals. And the fact that Microsoft bought them
> should vouch for something. (I know some would disagree on that last part.)
> Don't forget that Sysinternals is/was the free tools part of Winternals.
Ah. 8-)
>> I use Process Explorer a lot as well as some of the other tools from the
>> former Sysinternal ppl, but Contig is rather new to me.
>>
>> How long have you been using Contig?
>
> Just a couple of months. I had to defrag a w2k machine and needed a command
> tool.
Thx for letting me know.
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