Guest Kevin Gray Posted October 25, 2007 Posted October 25, 2007 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 Posted October 25, 2007 Posted October 25, 2007 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 \(MVP\) Posted October 25, 2007 Posted October 25, 2007 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 /?
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