arndDomain

• Exists as Boolean (read-only): if you specified the name of a domain that can't be accessed or doesn't exist, this property will be false.
• GUID as String (read-only): returns the GUID of the domain.
• Name as String (read/write): here you set the name of the domain you want to access.

Collections:

• Users as arndUsers.
• Groups as arndGroups.
• Servers as arndServers.

• Division as String: returns the company name.
• Exists as Boolean: if you specified the name of a computer that can't be accessed or doesn't exist, this property will be false.
• GUID as String (read-only): returns the GUID of the computer.
• Name as String (read/write): here you set the name of the computer you want to access.
• OperatingSystem as String (read-only).
• OperatingSystemVersion as String (read-only).
• Owner as String (read-only).
• Processor as String (read-only).
• ProcessorCount as String (read-only).

Methods:

• Shutdown (bReboot as Boolean) as Boolean. Use this method to shutdown or reboot a computer.

Collections:

• Users as arndUsers.
• Groups as arndGroups.
• FileShares as arndFileShares.
• PrintQueues as arndPrintQueues.

arndFileShare

arndGroup

• Exists as Boolean (read-only): only important when you use the Find method. Returns True if the file share exists and False if it doesn't.
• Name as String (read-only): returns the name of the share.
• Description as String (read/write): description of the share.
• CurrentUsers as Long (read-only): returns how many users are connected to this share in a certain moment.
• GUID as String (read-only).
• MaxUsers as Long (read/write): this is the maximum number of users that can access this share at the same time.
• Path as String (read-only): returns the ADSI path for this share.
• Server as String (read-only): returns the name of the computer that this shares resides on.

Methods:

• Find (sName as String, sServer as String) as Boolean: you can create a new arndFileShare object and use this method to access directly a share on a computer, without having to create an arndServer or arndDomain object.

• Description as String (read/write): description of the group.
• Domain as String (read-only): it the group is global, this property will return the name of the domain where the group is defined.
• Exists as Boolean (read-only): only important when you use the Find method. Returns True if the group exists and False if it doesn't.
• GroupType as arndType (read-only): returns [arnd Local] (1) if the group is local to the computer and [arnd Global] (2) if it is global in the domain.
• Name as String (read/write): returns the name of the group. You can also change the name using this property.
• Server as String (read-only): if the group is local, this property will return the name of the computer that the groups resides on.

Methods:

• AddToLocalGroup (sGroup As String, sServer As String) as Boolean: in a Windows NT domain, a local group may contain not only users but also global groups, so you can use this method and the next one for that stuff.
• RemoveFromLocalGroup (sGroup As String, sServer As String) as Boolean: same as before.
• Find (sName As String, sParent As String) as Boolean: you can create a new arndGroup object and use this method to access directly a group on a computer or domain, without having to create an arndServer or arndDomain object. sParent is the name of the computer or domain that the group belongs to. 

Collections:

• User as arndUsers.
• Groups as arndGroups: only local groups may contain global groups.

arndPrintQueue

arndService

Properties:

• DataType as String (read/write).
• DefaultJobPriority as Long (read/write).
• Description as String (read/write).
• Exists as Boolean (read-only).
• Model as String (read/write).
• Location as String (read/write).
• Name as String (read-only).
• Path as String (read-only).
• PrintDevices as String (read-only).
• PrintProcessor as String (read/write).
• Priority as Long (read/write).
• Server as String (read-only).
• StartTime as Date (read/write).
• UntilTime as Date (read/write).

Methods:

• Find (sName as String, sServer as String) as Boolean: you can create a new arndPrintQueue object and use this method to access directly a print queue on a computer, without having to create an arndServer or arndDomain object.

• ErrorControl as enarndServiceErrorControl (read/write): returns / set what the operating system should do if the service fails to start. Options are [arnd EC Ignore] (1), [arnd EC Normal] (2), [arnd EC Severe] (3) and [arnd EC Critical] (4).
• Exists as Boolean (read-only): only important when you use the Find method. Returns True if the service exists and False if it doesn't.
• DisplayName as String (read/write): friendly display name of the service.
• LoadOrderGroup as String (read/write): name of the load order group that this service is a member of.
• Name as String (read-only).
• Path as String (read-only): path and filename to the executable of this service.
• Server as String (read-only): server that the service resides on.
• AccountName as String (read/write): username of the account under which this service should run. You can set the password for the account using the SetPassword method.
• Status as enarndServiceStatus (read-only): [arnd SVCS Stopped] (1), [arnd SVCS Start Pending] (2), [arnd SVCS Stop Pending] (3), [arnd SVCS Running] (4), [arnd SVCS Continue Pending] (5), [arnd SVCS Pause Pending] (6), [arnd SVCS Paused] (7) or [arnd SVCS Error] (8).
• ServiceType as enarndServiceType (read/write): [arnd Kernel Driver] (1), [arnd File System Driver] (2), [arnd Own Process] (16), or [arnd Share Process] (32).
• ServiceStartType as enarndServiceStartType (read/write): [arnd SVCST Boot] (0), [arnd SVCST System] (1), [arnd SVCST Auto] (2), [arnd SVCST Demand] (3) or [arnd SVCST Disabled] (4).

Methods:

• Continue as Boolean: if the service is paused, this method will make the service continue working.
• Find (sName As String, Optional sServer As String) as Boolean.
• Pause as Boolean: if the service is running, this method will pause it.
• SetPassword (sNewPassword as String) as Boolean: sets the password for the account under which the service should run.
• Start as Boolean: if the service is stopped, this method will make it start working.
• StopSvc as Boolean: if the service is running or paused, with this method you will be able to stop it.

Collections:

• Dependencies: each member of this collection is a string, that indicates the name of another service that this service depends on.

arndUser

• AccountDisabled as Boolean (read/write): returns / sets if the account is disabled.
• AccountExpirationDate as Date (read/write): date on which this account will expire, so the user will not be able to log in.
• AccountLocked as Boolean (read/write): returns /set if this account is locked. The operating system locks an account when the user has tried wrong passwords a few times.
• Description as String (read/write): description of the account.
• Domain as String (read-only): if the user is global, domain where it exists.
• Exists as Boolean (read-only): only important when you use the Find method. Returns True if the user exists and False if it doesn't.
• FullName as String (read/write): full name of the user.
• HomeDirDrive as String (read/write): letter that will be mapped to the content of HomeDirectory, so the user sees his/her home directory as a drive letter.
• HomeDirectory as String (read/write): user's home directory path.
• LastLogin as Date (read-only): date and time of the last network login.
• LastLogoff as Date (read-only): date and time of the last network logoff.
• LoginScript as String (read/write): script that will be executed every time that the user logs in.
• MaxStorage as Long (read/write): maximum amount of disk storage that the user can have.
• PasswordAge as Date (read-only): time duration of the password in use.
• PasswordCantChange as Boolean (read/write): returns / set if the user can change the password.
• PasswordDoesntExpire as Boolean (read/write): returns / set if the password can expire.
• PasswordExpirationDate as Date (read/write): date and time when the password will expire.
• PasswordExpired as Date (read-only): indicates if the password has expired.
• PasswordMinimumLength as Long (read-only): minimum length that the password will need to have.
• PasswordRequired as Boolean (read/write): indicated if a password needs to be set to this account.
• Profile as String (read/write): profile that will be loaded when the user logs in.
• Server as String (read-only): if the user is local, server where it exists.
• MustChangePasswordNextLogon as Boolean (read/write): actually this property forces the password to expire, so the user has to change it next time he/she logs in.
• SID as String (read-only).
• UserName as String (read/write): you can use this property to see or change the user name.
• UserType as arndType: returns [arnd Local] (1) for local user and [arnd Global] (2) for global user.

Functions:

• AddToGroup (sGroup as String, Optional sServer as String) as Boolean. This may be a little bit tricky: 1, if the user is local, you don't need to specify the server name, since it can only be added to the local computer; 2, if the user is global and you want to add it to a global group, you don't need to specify the name of the domain or anything, just the name of the group in the primary domain; 3, if the user is global and you want to add it to a local group in a computer, then you need to specify the computer name.
• Find (sUserName As String, sParent As String, lUserType As arndType) as Boolean: you can create a new arndUser object and use this method to access directly an user on a computer or domain, without having to create an arndServer or arndDomain object. sParent is the name of the computer or domain that the user belongs to, and lUserType must be [arnd Local] (1) for local users and [arnd Global] (2) for global users.
• RemoveFromGroup (sGroup as String, Optional sServer as String) as Boolean: if the group that you want to remove the user from is a global group (so the user is global too), you don't need to specify anything in sServer; if the user is local, you don't need to specify the computer either, since the user can only be in local groups; you need to specify the server when you want to remove a global user from a local group in a computer. 
• SetPassword (sPassword as String) as Boolean: changes the password of the user without having to specify the old one.

Collections:

• Groups as arndGroups: this collection contains the groups that the user belongs to.