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LocalNetwork='START-WPKG: local network present Wscript.Quit 1
dim shellset shell=createobject("wscript.shell")shell.run "\\vboxsrv\wpkg\wpkg-start.bat"set shell=nothing:END
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I have configured all computers to have GPO startup script to run this script. This scripts calls '''wpkg-start.bat''' only if a computer is present on local subnet (C class) and doesn't have an IP belonging to VPN IP pool. I'm running a small OpenVPN client set. All updates to this script or the whole concept are welcome!
=Changes=
*VPN VBs script now called within batch file (keeps main WPKG shell window hidden)
==check-vpn.vbs==
<source lang="vb">
On Error Resume Next
Subnet="192.168.10."
IPStart=245
IPEnd=252 LocalNetwork=0254
For Each adapter in colItems
if Host >= IPStart and Host <= IPEnd then
'NO-WPKG: VPN connection present Wscript.Quit0
else
end if
end if
Next
'stop if we're not on NO-WPKG: local subnetnetwork not present</source>if LocalNetwork=0 then=wpkg-start-vpn-bat==<source lang="vb">cls Wscript:: This is a recommended way of starting WPKG.Quitend :: Use WPKGROOT variable to define where wpkg.js script is. :: Use PACKAGES variable to define where all your software/installers are. :: You can later use the PACKAGES variable (and all other variables) in your xml files. set WPKGROOT=\\tpsrv05\wpkg$ set SOFTWARE=%WPKGROOT%\content cscript %WPKGROOT%\check-vpn.vbs if ERRORLEVEL 0 GOTO END %WPKGROOT%\wpkg.js /synchronize /quiet /nonotify
</source>
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