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(imported topic written by RoBolton91)

Under the computers tab we have the an entry for the registry on a remote computers that I’m have a little trouble with… I have tried several different ways:

Example 1

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\BigFix\Enterprise Console\Settings\ComputerListContextMenuExtensions\Registry

“ComputerApplicabilityRelevance”="((value of property results whose ( name of property of it = “OS” ) of current computer) as string as lowercase contains “win”)"

“MaxComputerSetSize”=dword:00000005

“MenuDisplayName”="&Registry"

“ShellCommandRelevance”="“regedt32 \\” & (value of property results whose (name of property of it = “DNS Name” ) of current computer)"

Example 2

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\BigFix\Enterprise Console\Settings\ComputerListContextMenuExtensions\Registry

“MenuDisplayName”="&Registry"

“MaxComputerSetSize”=dword:00000001

“ComputerApplicabilityRelevance”=“True”

“ShellCommandRelevance”="“regedt32.exe /computer=\\” & (value of property results whose (name of property of it = “DNS Name” ) of current computer)"

Example 3

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\BigFix\Enterprise Console\Settings\ComputerListContextMenuExtensions\Registry

“MenuDisplayName”="&Registry"

“MaxComputerSetSize”=dword:00000001

“ComputerApplicabilityRelevance”=“True”

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\BigFix\Enterprise Console\Settings\ComputerListContextMenuExtensions\Registry

“ShellCommandRelevance”=“C:\windows\system32\regedt32.exe " & ((value of result (it, bes property “DNS Name”)) of current computer )”

What I’m I missing here…

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(imported comment written by RoBolton91)

no reply…

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(imported comment written by SystemAdmin)

Hey RoBolton,

Do any of these options work when you just run them from the commandline?

Looks like you are trying to run the commands:

  1. regedt32 \mycomputer

  2. regedt32 /computer=\mycomputer

  3. C:\windows\system32\regedt32.exe mycomputer

but, do any of these do what you want when you just run them on the commandline and not through the console?

I think I tried looking into this and didn’t find a way to call regedt from the commandline and launch it for a remote computer but not 100%.

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(imported comment written by RoBolton91)

there is a remote registry service and you can connect to a remote machine through connect to network registry option…