Entering the GUID is done differently on windows server 20 so the first step is to create a computer object which is same on all Windows Server editions. If your domain controller is also a WDS server you’ll have the option of entering the GUID of the computer while creating a computer object, but otherwise there is no “direct” option to enter the GUID. By default if you join a computer to a domain the computer object is created in the Computers container, even though you can move it to another container later, by prestaging you can place the computer inside the container of your choice even before joining it to the domain. By prestaging a computer you can make sure the WDS (Windows Deployment Services) server responds only to known computers. Prestaging means to add a computer to the Active Directory database before joining the computer to the domain. It will be great if any one could help me out in generating JS code using emscripten or can suggest me any other route to get the above mentioned machine details using an interanet application.This tutorial explains prestaging a computer object in the Windows Active Directory database. Since the above details I am looking for is web user details, so I was looking into emscripten which can generate javascript from C++ code to be executed in the browser context and could get me details, but after trying a lot I was not able to generate the javascript code from my C++ code (I am not sure why it fails when using emcc command using emscripten compiler to generate js code, it fails in finding atlbase.h)
Now after google declared not to allow NPAPI later this year will create problem.
This Native Code was available to all the browsers (Chrome, Firefox, IE till 10). I am stuck up with an issue in which I have to find machine details ( OS version, OS architecture, OS Role host name, SCCM Site code, SCCM Version, IP address, MAC address).Įarlier I was doing it using activex Object in which I was deploying a dll (prepared using C++ code and using firebreath to generate the dll from ocx compiled file of C++) on client browser context using activex.
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