Create a file (test.lgto) and in it put:

. type: nsr group; name: mygroup
update autostart: "start now"

Then you can call it with nsradmin -i test.lgto.  Works the same as in
the Unix world.

Have a good one,

Jason

On Thu, 2005-08-25 at 12:52 -0700, Ballinger, John M wrote:
> Anyone have a simple example of a script run on Windows Server 2003 that 
> starts a group ?
> 
> thanks - John
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