Used in International and US BVT. The script is able to manage remote box as well as local machine. Purpose: ======== The script connects to the chosen BVT machine, lists the available boot options to identify the safe boot. If found, the safe boot option is made the next default boot option. Optionally, the BVT machine is rebooted. The current version of the script is designed to provide remote execution only. The BVT machine name is supposed to be meaningful and to be specified on command line. The script is not blocking. Errors of no BVT machine found or no valid user account logged are caught and displayed. An attempt to connect to the BVT machine WBEM provider takes approximately one minute when the server is unavailable or not responding. There is currently no inquiry of the state of the BVT machine. BVT machine would be rebooted even if in the middle of BVT test. The remote execution is based on the assumption the ntdev/winbld user is currently in ADMINISTRATORS local group to the BVT machine. the user does not have to be logged to BVT machine. (c) 2001 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Version: 1.00 09/13/2001 : Serguei Kouzmine sergueik@microsoft.com 0 SAFE Usage: %SELF% /b:%MACHINE% [/r] [/h] [/l:%LABEL%] /u:%USER% /p:%PASSWORD% Where: /b:%MACHINE% Change the boot order of the specified BVT machine. /l:%LABEL% boot into OS marked as %LABEL% (default is SAFE) /r reboot the machine, specify it only if %MACHINE% defined. /d enable debug information /u user to impersonate /p password if user differs from the currently logged on /h view this message Example: %SELF% /r %SELF% /b:I64BT0041 /r %SELF% /b:i32bt0031 /l:"safe boot" /d ntdev\winbld XXXXXXXX