Running a Batch file through SCCM

I have an installed Endpoint security program installed on 1800 systems in our domain. I have a batch file that is succesfully when run on a system. The batch is below. I've starred the sensitive info and path, (thing to remember is this batch
works on a target system).
REG ADD HKLM\SOFTWARE\***\***\Input /v PSUrl /d "*********" /f
REG ADD HKLM\SOFTWARE\***\***/v *******/d 1 /f
SC control *****232
SC control *****225
msiexec /x {*********************} /qn UNINSTALL_PASSWORD=******** REBOOT=ReallySuppress
Exit /B 0
The first 4 lines migrate where the software points to a new server, the second phase removed the software (permitted following the move). following the msiexec /x is the msi registry key of the software to be uninstalled.
I can see the job has been sent to the test clients and been accepted by them however thats it nothing happens after that.
Question 1 - can anyone give me a step by step of running this batch through SCCM as I'm obviously doing something wrong.
Question 2 - Which Client SCCM logs do I look in to see what happens after the batch hits the client.

Hi Jason,
Yes to all of the questions above:
Created Package; set distribution point, linled the programs (command line "programname.bat" also tried "programname.cmd"
Created advertisment and schedule targeting collection. Nothing appears in execmgr.log
Something should appear in execmgr.log. I'm assuming the client is a member of the collection, the advertisement available time has passed, and the mandatory assignment time has passed? I'm also assuming that other advertisements are working
on that client?
If so, that information should be in execmgr.log. You should be able to search for the advertisement ID and the package ID. Otherwise, no there are no special tricks to make a batch file run via SCCM advertisements. You should see that
command line launched in execmgr.log.

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thax wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I cant use the actual server name as this is an application which runs
> through a middle tier server for multiple NBO sites so therefore needs to
> use the P: reference...
>
>>>> kokoo<[email protected]> 9/03/2006 12:37 >>>
>
> TRY edit Scrirts:
> #\\FS_SERVER_name\VOL\BATCH.BAT
>
> edit batch file:
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> ==>
> xcopy p:\nal\wxp\ZenPolicies\Branding\*.* C:\tmp\ZenPolicies\Branding\ /s
> /v /e /y
>
> "thax" <[email protected]>
> *******:[email protected]...
> Hi Jeremy,
>
> xcopy "p:\nal\wxp\ZenPolicies\Branding\*.*" "C:\tmp\ZenPolicies\Branding\"
> /s /v /e /y
> pause
>
> Thax
>
> >>> Jeremy Mlazovsky<[email protected]> 8/12/2005 00:20
>
> Can we see the contents of your batch file?
>
> thax wrote:
> > Hi There,
> >
> > I am trying to force-run a batch file to copy files from a local NBO
> > Appliance to the C:\tmp directory on the user's workstation. The batch
>
> > file lives at c:\tmp\branding.bat.
> >
> > I cant get the batch file to force run. Zen reporting advises that the
>
> > batch file has distributed and launched successfully, however the files
>
> > do not copy.
> >
> > However, if i click on the icon for the batch file app - the files copy
>
> > no problem. I have tried running Workstation Associated and
> > (Unrestricted) User Associated as well as Workstation - Force Run as
> User.
> >
> >
> > Path to executable file:
> >
> > %*WinSysDir%\cmd.exe
> >
> > Parameters:
> >
> > /c "c:\tmp\branding.bat"
> >
> > Any ideas? The batch file has to refer to the P: drive as the
> > application covers 40 different sites each with their own appliance
> > containing source files.
> >
> > Running NBO2 - ZFD 4 Agent 4.0.1.60 - Clientless
> >
> > Desktop XP Workstations
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Thax
> >
>
>
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