Remote scripting tips and tricks to help you manage Windows
Mitch Tulloch  In the last few articles in this series we've
learned about some of the concepts and issues surrounding remote
scripting on Windows platforms. In this article we'll describe
two  Requires Free Membership to View  tricks relating to remote
scripting using WMI scripts written in VBScript.  First, how
about a tip from the Windows Vista Resource Kit? This Resource
Kit is the book for IT pros who plan on deploying Windows Vista
in mid- and large-sized enterprise networking environments, and
I was privileged to be lead author on this project and have
permission from Microsoft Press to share a few excerpts with you
from this terrific book.  Tip 1: Making Cscript.exe the default
script host on remote machines    Here's the first tip: It's
simple but smart, but we need some background info first, so
here goes. I'm sure you know by now that there are a few ways
you can launch scripts on Windows machines. For example, if you
have the script Chan