text/microsoft-resx 1.0.0.0 System.Resources.ResXResourceReader System.Resources.ResXResourceWriter Usage: mbsh [-help | <MB Path>] Metabase Shell Fatal error. Exiting shell. Failed getting ADSI path: Succeeded getting ADSI path: Unknown command: Not enough arguments to CD command Not enough arguments to ENG command Invalid script engine CD ENG EXIT QUIT SET GET thisNode WScript Please use the following command for help: HELP The shell is currently defaulting to JScript. Any text you enter the command line will be interpreted as script unless you preface it with the command prefix. By default, this prefix is a single period - "." So, for instance, to execute the "dir" command, you would type ".dir" at the prompt. Current available commands are: cd - Changes the current active node. It supports things like "/" for absolute paths and ".." for going up the tree. Example: .cd w3svc/1 eng - Changes the current scripting engine to any ActiveScripting Engine installed on your local system. Example: .eng VBScript Example: .eng PerlScript exit - Exits MBShell quit - Exits MBShell Example: .quit get - Gets a property at the current node. Example: .get ServerComment set - Sets a property at the current node. Don't use surrounding quotes on the value. Example: .set ServerComment Foobar Example: .set ServerComment A longer server comment help - Gives help on a command. Example: .help Example: .help set dir - Enumerates all properties set at a given node. Example: .dir Current available inherent objects: WScript - just like in WSH. Example: WScript.Echo("hello"); thisNode - an object that is always the ADSI directory entry for the current node. Example: WScript.Echo(thisNode.KeyType); So, you want help on this command, do ya? You'll have to wait until I write it. Sorry... Not enough arguments to SET command Schema violation - invalid property Not enough arguments to GET command DIR Can't display value for property: