Using AT Command to run job "At System Startup"

[Guest Kevin Gray]

I'm in the process of rolling out some house keeping scripts to some of my

servers. I want these scripts to run "At System Startup". I know how to

manually create the jobs through Scheduled Tasks by I want to be able to

create the jobs using the AT command.

 

Does anyone know how to schedule a job to run "At System Startup" using the

AT command?

 

 

Cheers,

 

Kevin

[Guest Chris M]

Re: Using AT Command to run job "At System Startup"

 

Kevin Gray wrote:

> I'm in the process of rolling out some house keeping scripts to some of my

> servers. I want these scripts to run "At System Startup". I know how to

> manually create the jobs through Scheduled Tasks by I want to be able to

> create the jobs using the AT command.

>

> Does anyone know how to schedule a job to run "At System Startup" using the

> AT command?

 

Not sure about how to schedule it, but why not use a startup script in a

group policy instead?

 

--

Chris.

[Guest Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Re: Using AT Command to run job "At System Startup"

 

 

"Kevin Gray" <Kevin Gray@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:5283EC81-6CC3-4948-BA76-DAF56E2053D1@microsoft.com...

> I'm in the process of rolling out some house keeping scripts to some of my

> servers. I want these scripts to run "At System Startup". I know how to

> manually create the jobs through Scheduled Tasks by I want to be able to

> create the jobs using the AT command.

>

> Does anyone know how to schedule a job to run "At System Startup" using

> the

> AT command?

>

>

> Cheers,

>

> Kevin

 

At.exe is a legacy command. You should use schtasks.exe instead:

 

schtasks.exe /create /?