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Updates
Update 3/13/2017: Updated example Logic File #3. Upgrade: handle non-string Registry values.
Update 2/22/2016: Added Retrieve/Set Registry Keys, MenuFromFile.
Update 2/18/2016: Added [lcc:tab] replacement option, CopyFromClipBoard, new logging logic.
Update 12/14/2012: Fixed bug in ADCreateObject module. Added debug level '28' for ADChangePassword.
Update 12/7/2012: Added 'ADChangePassword' key.
Update 10/12/2012: Upgraded manual to new layout/ease of use. Added 'ContinueAfterError' key.
Update 9/7/2012: Recompiled for 'any cpu' mode, to support both x86/64 bit ActiveDS.dll (Active Directory calls).
Update 8/29/2012: Added Replace Tags to QuerySQL Server, Database, Query Statement. Added ADQueryPageSize and ADQueryResultsSizeLimit.
Update 8/23/2012: Program released.
Description
The lccCommander application uses a text based logic file to perform commands/tasks. It was built to run in a Command window and can be embedded into batch files.
By default, lccCommander will provide brief information on results to the screen. A larger verbose level of details will be logged to a Log File.
The program can perform the following type of tasks:
- AD queries/updates
- Change Console colors
- CMD shell commands
- Copy From Clipboard
- Copy To Clipboard
- DHCP queries/updates
- Directory listing, with extension and name filtering
- File Output/Query
- Jumping to specific locations in the logic
- Menus
- Set/use variables
- SQL queries/updates
- User Input
- Variable querying with filtering
Manuals
Application Files
Screenshots
Example Logic Files
- link Basic Logic Template
- link #1: Create a menu using Black/White colors. Echo the results to the console in Black/Yellow colors.
- link #2: Display banner, create a menu, then reroute logic depending on user choice.
- link #3: Query user for key and information, save information to file with a dynamic filename using key and save with preset header/footer.
- link #4: Query NICs and save to file with computer TAG #.
- link #5: Perform SQL Query and show only the first five results.
- link #6: Perform SQL command with preset variables.
- link #7: Add AD Object to AD Group
- link #8: Query AD Objects
- link #9: Query File with filters
- link #10: Continue After Error
- link #11: Change Password
- link #12: Get/Set Registry Values