We recently purchased an iPrism web filtering appliance. The appliance can generate a login script to be run from GPO (2003) to the clients (XP SP2). *************************************************** ' Iprism Logon Script ' ' This script is intended to run on end-user workstations. Its purpose is to send HTTP-GET requests ' to iPrism. These requests inform iPrism of the exact time of when a user has logged on to a workstation, ' and will also let the iPrism know that the user is still logged on to a workstation over periods of time. ' By interpreting the HTTP-GET requests and the workstation IP address, iPrism will know the username from ' each workstation from initial logon until final logoff. ' ' URL of iPrism URL="http://10.243.220.2:80/auth-bin/nph-xauth?URL=null" ' ' Creates the 'xml' object, used to send the HTTP-GET requests to the iPrism URL Set xml = CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP") ' ' Entry point to the Loop, contents of which are executed after every sleep do ' ' COnfigures the 'xml' object to the iPrism URL xml.Open "GET", URL, False ' ' Actually Sends the HTTP-GET request and returns the data: xml.Send ' ' Tells the loop to sleep, in milliseconds WScript.Sleep(300000) ' ' Tells this script to loop, starting with the 'do' loop ************************************************* The script attempts to run on the machines when the users login however, all the users are getting an error that says the following: _____________________________________________________ Script: \\path\....\..... Line: 22 Char: 3 Error: Access is denied. Code: 80070005 Source: MSXML3.dll _____________________________________________________ Any help would be greatly appreciated.
We are having the same issues with some of our users. For our XP users, resetting the IE security settings to default seemed to fix it. We are still getting the error on our servers though. Anyone else know more about Microsoft.XMLHTTP?
Luis O wrote on 02/19/2008 19:41 ET I don't mean to bump an old article, but I thought I would add for any futur users who come across this article The iPrism URL should be based on your Auto-login setting. If it's set to DN you need to be using the machine name or FQDN in the URL. If not, using th I address will result in an Access is denied error when attempting to run th script Refer to the iPrism support page http://www.edgewave.com/support/web_security/help/iPrism/Authentication/Windows/AutoLogin/ip0405.htm
