Shawn, I'm having an issue with OG 3.3.5 and NT4 SP6. The problem comes from the fact that SP6 blocks any incoming remote procedural calls via Telnet. I have Pragma installed on the NT machine, which is our mail server. No matter what I try, running either adduser.exe or net.exe via Telnet, I get a user32.dll error on the NT machine, so therefore I can't automatically add customers to the email server via OG. Is there a way I can run a batch script on the NT machine remotely, have OG on the server where I add users from (running XP, FM Pro 6 and OG 3.3.5) pass off the definable fields such as username and password to the batch script on the mail machine and add them that way, and if so, what would be the correct syntax to put into the batch script? I know that probably sounds confusing as heck since I probably didn't word it right. Take for example, if I were to write a batch script to do the following: net user JoeSchmoe blah /add, I'd have to actually put in JoeSchmoe/blah into the batch file. What I want to be able to do is write a batch script with net user, use wildcards or something for the username and password, and have the Telnet session fill in those fields, much the same way you have <Login> and <Pass> defined in OG, and thus bypass the RPC problem I have with the NT box. Rob
Shawn, Okay, I have SSH up and running on the mail server, and have the action set up on OG, with username, hostname, password, and the command which is: net user <Login> <Pass> /active:YES /expires:NEVER /fullname:"<FName> <LName>" /passwordchg:NO /passwordreq:YES /comment:"<Pass>" /add. Now, whenever I click Server on Server Actions Emails, it launchs plink and says something in the plink box that i can't read because it disappears so fast, and then removes it from the Server Actions box. However, when I go back to the Mail server to see if the user has been added, its not there, even after I refresh. Any suggestions?