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Runs on every boot.\n    59→\n    60→**Location:** `\\\\D2TESTNAS\\test\\TS-XX\\NWTOC.BAT` (per-station)\n    61→\n    62→**Basic structure:**\n    63→```batch\n    64→@ECHO OFF\n    65→REM Network-to-Client update script\n    66→REM Usage: NWTOC.BAT TS-XX\n    67→\n    68→SET STATION=%1\n    69→\n    70→REM 1. Update common batch files (all stations)\n    71→IF EXIST T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT COPY T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT C:\\BAT\\\n    72→\n    73→REM 2. Update station-specific programs\n    74→IF EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\ProdSW\\*.EXE COPY T:\\%STATION%\\ProdSW\\*.EXE C:\\ATE\\\n    75→IF EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\ProdSW\\*.BAT COPY T:\\%STATION%\\ProdSW\\*.BAT C:\\BAT\\\n    76→\n    77→REM 3. Run one-time TODO tasks (if exists)\n    78→IF EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\TODO.BAT CALL T:\\%STATION%\\TODO.BAT %STATION%\n    79→\n    80→REM 4. Delete TODO.BAT from network (one-shot execution)\n    81→IF EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\TODO.BAT DEL T:\\%STATION%\\TODO.BAT\n    82→```\n    83→\n    84→**Update priority:**\n    85→1. Common files (all stations)\n    86→2. Station-specific files\n    87→3. One-time TODO tasks\n    88→\n    89→## Client-to-Network Upload (CTONW.BAT)\n    90→\n    91→### C:\\BAT\\CTONW.BAT\n    92→Uploads test results from local C: drive to network. Called by test programs.\n    93→\n    94→**Original version (slow):**\n    95→```batch\n    96→@ECHO OFF\n    97→REM Uploaded test results to network\n    98→REM Usage: CTONW.BAT TS-XX\n    99→\n   100→SET STATION=%1\n   101→\n   102→REM Copy log files (SLOW - 13 years of copying same files!)\n   103→COPY C:\\LOGS\\*.* T:\\%STATION%\\LOGS\\\n   104→\n   105→REM Copy reports\n   106→COPY C:\\REPORTS\\*.* T:\\%STATION%\\Reports\\\n   107→```\n   108→\n   109→**Improved version (fast):**\n   110→```batch\n   111→@ECHO OFF\n   112→REM Upload test results to network\n   113→REM Usage: CTONW.BAT TS-XX\n   114→\n   115→SET STATION=%1\n   116→\n   117→REM MOVE instead of COPY - faster, no duplicates\n   118→MOVE C:\\LOGS\\*.* T:\\%STATION%\\LOGS\\\n   119→MOVE C:\\REPORTS\\*.* T:\\%STATION%\\Reports\\\n   120→```\n   121→\n   122→**Change:** COPY → MOVE\n   123→- Prevents duplicate file accumulation\n   124→- Much faster (no re-copying old files)\n   125→- Files still preserved on network\n   126→\n   127→## Central Update Utility (UPDATE.BAT)\n   128→\n   129→### T:\\UPDATE.BAT\n   130→Central management tool for remote DOS machine maintenance.\n   131→\n   132→**Location:** `\\\\D2TESTNAS\\test\\UPDATE.BAT` (all stations)\n   133→\n   134→**Usage:**\n   135→```batch\n   136→T:\\UPDATE TS-XX CHECK      REM Check DOS version and status\n   137→T:\\UPDATE TS-XX BACKUP     REM Backup machine to network\n   138→T:\\UPDATE TS-XX SCRIPTS    REM Update batch files\n   139→T:\\UPDATE TS-XX DOS        REM Update DOS system files\n   140→T:\\UPDATE TS-XX ALL        REM Do everything\n   141→```\n   142→\n   143→### UPDATE.BAT Structure\n   144→\n   145→```batch\n   146→@ECHO OFF\n   147→REM Central update utility for DOS test machines\n   148→REM Usage: UPDATE.BAT TS-XX command\n   149→\n   150→IF \"%1\"==\"\" GOTO USAGE\n   151→IF \"%2\"==\"\" GOTO USAGE\n   152→\n   153→SET STATION=%1\n   154→SET COMMAND=%2\n   155→\n   156→REM Parse command\n   157→IF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"CHECK\" GOTO CHECK\n   158→IF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"check\" GOTO CHECK\n   159→IF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"BACKUP\" GOTO BACKUP\n   160→IF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"backup\" GOTO BACKUP\n   161→IF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"SCRIPTS\" GOTO SCRIPTS\n   162→IF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"scripts\" GOTO SCRIPTS\n   163→IF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"DOS\" GOTO DOS\n   164→IF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"dos\" GOTO DOS\n   165→IF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"ALL\" GOTO ALL\n   166→IF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"all\" GOTO ALL\n   167→GOTO USAGE\n   168→\n   169→:CHECK\n   170→ECHO Checking %STATION%...\n   171→VER\n   172→DIR C:\\DOS\\COMMAND.COM\n   173→DIR C:\\BAT\n   174→DIR C:\\ATE\n   175→GOTO END\n   176→\n   177→:BACKUP\n   178→ECHO Backing up %STATION% to T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\...\n   179→IF NOT EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\Backup MKDIR T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\n   180→XCOPY C:\\ATE\\*.* T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\ATE\\ /S /E /Y\n   181→XCOPY C:\\BAT\\*.* T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\BAT\\ /S /E /Y\n   182→COPY C:\\CONFIG.SYS T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\\n   183→COPY C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\\n   184→ECHO Backup complete\n   185→GOTO END\n   186→\n   187→:SCRIPTS\n   188→ECHO Updating batch files for %STATION%...\n   189→IF EXIST T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT COPY T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT C:\\BAT\\ /Y\n   190→IF EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\ProdSW\\*.BAT COPY T:\\%STATION%\\ProdSW\\*.BAT C:\\BAT\\ /Y\n   191→ECHO Scripts updated\n   192→GOTO END\n   193→\n   194→:DOS\n   195→ECHO Updating DOS system files for %STATION%...\n   196→ECHO.\n   197→ECHO WARNING: This will update COMMAND.COM and DOS files\n   198→ECHO The machine will need to reboot to complete the update\n   199→ECHO.\n   200→ECHO Press Ctrl+C to cancel or\n   201→PAUSE\n   202→\n   203→REM Can't overwrite COMMAND.COM while it's running\n   204→REM Use staged update approach\n   205→COPY T:\\COMMON\\DOS\\COMMAND.COM C:\\COMMAND.NEW\n   206→COPY C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT C:\\AUTOEXEC.SAV\n   207→\n   208→REM Create temporary AUTOEXEC.BAT to apply update on next boot\n   209→ECHO @ECHO OFF > C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\n   210→ECHO ECHO Applying DOS update... >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\n   211→ECHO COPY C:\\COMMAND.NEW C:\\DOS\\COMMAND.COM >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\n   212→ECHO DEL C:\\COMMAND.NEW >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\n   213→ECHO COPY C:\\AUTOEXEC.SAV C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\n   214→ECHO DEL C:\\AUTOEXEC.SAV >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\n   215→ECHO CALL C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\n   216→\n   217→REM Copy other DOS files (can be done immediately)\n   218→COPY T:\\COMMON\\DOS\\*.EXE C:\\DOS\\ /Y\n   219→COPY T:\\COMMON\\DOS\\*.COM C:\\DOS\\ /Y\n   220→COPY T:\\COMMON\\DOS\\*.SYS C:\\DOS\\ /Y\n   221→\n   222→ECHO DOS files staged for update\n   223→ECHO REBOOT to complete the update\n   224→GOTO END\n   225→\n   226→:ALL\n   227→ECHO Running all updates for %STATION%...\n   228→CALL UPDATE %STATION% CHECK\n   229→CALL UPDATE %STATION% BACKUP\n   230→CALL UPDATE %STATION% SCRIPTS\n   231→ECHO.\n   232→ECHO Run 'UPDATE %STATION% DOS' separately if DOS version mismatch detected\n   233→GOTO END\n   234→\n   235→:USAGE\n   236→ECHO.\n   237→ECHO Central Update Utility for DOS Test Machines\n   238→ECHO Usage: UPDATE station command\n   239→ECHO.\n   240→ECHO Commands:\n   241→ECHO   CHECK      - Check DOS version and system status\n   242→ECHO   BACKUP     - Backup machine to T:\\station\\Backup\\\n   243→ECHO   SCRIPTS    - Update batch files from network\n   244→ECHO   DOS        - Update DOS system files (requires reboot)\n   245→ECHO   ALL        - Run CHECK, BACKUP, and SCRIPTS\n   246→ECHO.\n   247→ECHO Examples:\n   248→ECHO   UPDATE TS-27 CHECK\n   249→ECHO   UPDATE TS-8L BACKUP\n   250→ECHO   UPDATE TS-15 ALL\n   251→ECHO.\n   252→\n   253→:END\n   254→```\n   255→\n   256→## TODO Mechanism (TODO.BAT)\n   257→\n   258→One-time remote task execution system.\n   259→\n   260→### How It Works\n   261→\n   262→1. Engineer places `TODO.BAT` in `T:\\TS-XX\\` folder on AD2\n   263→2. File syncs to NAS (AD2 → NAS)\n   264→3. On next boot, NWTOC.BAT checks for `TODO.BAT`\n   265→4. If found, executes: `CALL T:\\TS-XX\\TODO.BAT TS-XX`\n   266→5. Deletes `TODO.BAT` from network (one-shot)\n   267→\n   268→### Example TODO.BAT Tasks\n   269→\n   270→**Clean temp files:**\n   271→```batch\n   272→@ECHO OFF\n   273→REM TODO.BAT for %1\n   274→ECHO Cleaning temp files on %1...\n   275→DEL C:\\TEMP\\*.* /Q\n   276→DEL C:\\*.TMP /Q\n   277→ECHO Done\n   278→```\n   279→\n   280→**Update specific program:**\n   281→```batch\n   282→@ECHO OFF\n   283→REM TODO.BAT for %1\n   284→ECHO Updating 7B test program on %1...\n   285→COPY T:\\%1\\ProdSW\\7BMAIN4.EXE C:\\ATE\\ /Y\n   286→ECHO Done\n   287→```\n   288→\n   289→**Collect diagnostic info:**\n   290→```batch\n   291→@ECHO OFF\n   292→REM TODO.BAT for %1\n   293→ECHO Collecting diagnostics for %1...\n   294→VER > T:\\%1\\DIAG.TXT\n   295→DIR C:\\DOS\\COMMAND.COM >> T:\\%1\\DIAG.TXT\n   296→MEM >> T:\\%1\\DIAG.TXT\n   297→ECHO Done\n   298→```\n   299→\n   300→**Critical: TODO.BAT auto-deletes from network after one execution**\n   301→\n   302→## DOS Version Fix (DOSFIX2.BAT)\n   303→\n   304→### C:\\DOSFIX2.BAT\n   305→Restores AUTOEXEC.BAT after staged DOS update completes.\n   306→\n   307→Created by UPDATE DOS command, runs automatically after reboot.\n   308→\n   309→**Content:**\n   310→```batch\n   311→@ECHO OFF\n   312→ECHO Completing DOS update...\n   313→COPY C:\\COMMAND.NEW C:\\DOS\\COMMAND.COM\n   314→DEL C:\\COMMAND.NEW\n   315→COPY C:\\AUTOEXEC.SAV C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\n   316→DEL C:\\AUTOEXEC.SAV\n   317→DEL C:\\DOSFIX2.BAT\n   318→CALL C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\n   319→```\n   320→\n   321→## File Locations\n   322→\n   323→### On NAS (\\\\D2TESTNAS\\test\\)\n   324→```\n   325→T:\\\n   326→├── UPDATE.BAT                  (central utility)\n   327→├── COMMON\\\n   328→│   ├── ProdSW\\                 (batch files for all stations)\n   329→│   │   ├── CTONW.BAT\n   330→│   │   ├── MENU.BAT\n   331→│   │   └── *.BAT\n   332→│   └── DOS\\                    (DOS 6.22 system files)\n   333→│       ├── COMMAND.COM\n   334→│       ├── FORMAT.COM\n   335→│       └── (137 files)\n   336→└── TS-XX\\\n   337→    ├── NWTOC.BAT              (per-station download script)\n   338→    ├── TODO.BAT               (one-time tasks - auto-deletes)\n   339→    ├── ProdSW\\                (station-specific updates)\n   340→    │   ├── *.EXE\n   341→    │   └── *.BAT\n   342→    ├── LOGS\\                  (test results - uploaded by CTONW.BAT)\n   343→    ├── Reports\\               (test reports - uploaded by CTONW.BAT)\n   344→    └── Backup\\                (created by UPDATE BACKUP)\n   345→```\n   346→\n   347→### On DOS Machine (C:\\)\n   348→```\n   349→C:\\\n   350→├── AUTOEXEC.BAT               (main startup)\n   351→├── CONFIG.SYS                 (system config)\n   352→├── STARTNET.BAT               (network mount)\n   353→├── COMMAND.NEW                (staged DOS update)\n   354→├── AUTOEXEC.SAV               (backup during update)\n   355→├── DOS\\                       (system files)\n   356→│   ├── COMMAND.COM\n   357→│   └── *.EXE, *.COM, *.SYS\n   358→├── BAT\\                       (batch files)\n   359→│   ├── CTONW.BAT\n   360→│   ├── NWTOC.BAT (copy)\n   361→│   └── *.BAT\n   362→├── ATE\\                       (test programs)\n   363→│   ├── 7BMAIN4.EXE\n   364→│   └── *.EXE, *.BAS\n   365→├── LOGS\\                      (temp log storage)\n   366→│   ├── 5BLOG\\\n   367→│   ├── 7BLOG\\\n   368→│   └── ...\n   369→├── REPORTS\\                   (temp report storage)\n   370→├── TEMP\\                      (temporary files)\n   371→└── NET\\                       (network client)\n   372→    ├── SYSTEM.INI\n   373→    └── LMHOSTS (optional)\n   374→```\n   375→\n   376→## Common Issues\n   377→\n   378→### Line Endings\n   379→DOS requires CR+LF (Windows style). Fix Unix files:\n   380→```bash\n   381→sed -i 's/$/\\r/' file.bat\n   382→```\n   383→\n   384→### Case Sensitivity\n   385→DOS batch files are case-insensitive, but smbclient is case-sensitive.\n   386→\n   387→### IF /I Flag\n   388→`IF /I` (case-insensitive) doesn't exist in DOS 6.22. Use both:\n   389→```batch\n   390→IF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"DOS\" GOTO DOS\n   391→IF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"dos\" GOTO DOS\n   392→```\n   393→\n   394→### Trailing Backslashes\n   395→Remove from COPY/XCOPY paths:\n   396→```batch\n   397→REM Wrong:\n   398→COPY *.BAT C:\\BAT\\\n   399→\n   400→REM Right:\n   401→COPY *.BAT C:\\BAT\n   402→```\n   403→\n   404→### Long Paths\n   405→DOS has 127 character path limit. Use short paths.\n   406→\n   407→## Testing Batch Files\n   408→\n   409→### Test on Real Machine\n   410→```batch\n   411→REM From DOS machine:\n   412→T:\\UPDATE TS-27 CHECK\n   413→```\n   414→\n   415→### Test from Network\n   416→```bash\n   417→# From NAS or AD2:\n   418→smbclient //192.168.0.9/test -U ts-1 -N -c 'get UPDATE.BAT; quit'\n   419→cat UPDATE.BAT\n   420→```\n   421→\n   422→### Validate Line Endings\n   423→```bash\n   424→# Check for CR+LF\n   425→file UPDATE.BAT\n   426→# Should show: \"... with CRLF line terminators\"\n   427→\n   428→# Or use od:\n   429→od -c UPDATE.BAT | head\n   430→# Should see \\r\\n at end of lines\n   431→```\n   432→\n   433→## Updating Batch Files\n   434→\n   435→1. **Edit on Linux/WSL** with proper line endings:\n   436→   ```bash\n   437→   vim CTONW.BAT\n   438→   # In vim: :set ff=dos\n   439→   # Or after editing: sed -i 's/$/\\r/' CTONW.BAT\n   440→   ```\n   441→\n   442→2. **Upload to AD2:**\n   443→   ```bash\n   444→   smbclient //192.168.0.6/test -U sysadmin%'Paper123!@#' -c \\\n   445→       \"cd COMMON/ProdSW; put CTONW.BAT\"\n   446→   ```\n   447→\n   448→3. **Sync to NAS** (automatic every 15 min, or manual):\n   449→   ```bash\n   450→   ssh root@192.168.0.9 '/root/sync-to-ad2.sh'\n   451→   ```\n   452→\n   453→4. **Deploy to DOS** (next boot, or manual):\n   454→   ```batch\n   455→   REM From DOS machine:\n   456→   T:\\UPDATE TS-27 SCRIPTS\n   457→   ```\n   458→\n   459→## Notes\n   460→\n   461→- All batch files must have DOS line endings (CR+LF)\n   462→- Station name passed as %1 parameter to most scripts\n   463→- NWTOC.BAT runs on every boot (quick update check)\n   464→- TODO.BAT executes once and auto-deletes\n   465→- UPDATE.BAT is the primary remote management interface\n   466→- CTONW.BAT should use MOVE not COPY to prevent file accumulation\n   467→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.\n</system-reminder>\n"}]},"uuid":"69da8123-cab3-456c-b76f-451f7f5e85d4","timestamp":"2026-01-15T19:27:49.863Z","toolUseResult":{"type":"text","file":{"filePath":"C:\\Users\\MikeSwanson\\claude-projects\\dataforth-dos\\DOS_BATCH_FILES.md","content":"# Dataforth DOS - Batch File Documentation\n\n## Overview\n\nDOS machines use a series of batch files for network connectivity, software updates, and test program execution. This document explains the batch file architecture.\n\n## Boot Sequence\n\n```\nC:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\n    ↓\nC:\\STARTNET.BAT (mounts network drives)\n    ↓\nT:\\TS-XX\\NWTOC.BAT TS-XX (downloads updates from network)\n    ↓\nC:\\ATE\\*.BAT (test programs)\n```\n\n## Network Startup Files\n\n### C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\nMain DOS startup file, runs on every boot.\n\n**Key sections:**\n```batch\n@ECHO OFF\nPATH C:\\DOS;C:\\BAT;C:\\ATE;C:\\\nSET TEMP=C:\\TEMP\n\nREM Network startup\nCALL C:\\STARTNET.BAT\n\nREM Download updates from network\nCALL T:\\TS-XX\\NWTOC.BAT TS-XX\n\nREM Start test menu or program\nC:\\ATE\\MENU.BAT\n```\n\n### C:\\STARTNET.BAT\nMounts network drives from NAS.\n\n**Content:**\n```batch\n@ECHO OFF\nREM Mount network drives from D2TESTNAS\nnet use T: \\\\D2TESTNAS\\test\nnet use X: \\\\D2TESTNAS\\datasheets\n```\n\n**Drives:**\n- `T:` = Test share (programs, updates, logs)\n- `X:` = Datasheets share (product specs, documentation)\n\n## Network-to-Client Update (NWTOC.BAT)\n\n### T:\\TS-XX\\NWTOC.BAT\nDownloads software updates from network to local C: drive. Runs on every boot.\n\n**Location:** `\\\\D2TESTNAS\\test\\TS-XX\\NWTOC.BAT` (per-station)\n\n**Basic structure:**\n```batch\n@ECHO OFF\nREM Network-to-Client update script\nREM Usage: NWTOC.BAT TS-XX\n\nSET STATION=%1\n\nREM 1. Update common batch files (all stations)\nIF EXIST T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT COPY T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT C:\\BAT\\\n\nREM 2. Update station-specific programs\nIF EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\ProdSW\\*.EXE COPY T:\\%STATION%\\ProdSW\\*.EXE C:\\ATE\\\nIF EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\ProdSW\\*.BAT COPY T:\\%STATION%\\ProdSW\\*.BAT C:\\BAT\\\n\nREM 3. Run one-time TODO tasks (if exists)\nIF EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\TODO.BAT CALL T:\\%STATION%\\TODO.BAT %STATION%\n\nREM 4. Delete TODO.BAT from network (one-shot execution)\nIF EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\TODO.BAT DEL T:\\%STATION%\\TODO.BAT\n```\n\n**Update priority:**\n1. Common files (all stations)\n2. Station-specific files\n3. One-time TODO tasks\n\n## Client-to-Network Upload (CTONW.BAT)\n\n### C:\\BAT\\CTONW.BAT\nUploads test results from local C: drive to network. Called by test programs.\n\n**Original version (slow):**\n```batch\n@ECHO OFF\nREM Uploaded test results to network\nREM Usage: CTONW.BAT TS-XX\n\nSET STATION=%1\n\nREM Copy log files (SLOW - 13 years of copying same files!)\nCOPY C:\\LOGS\\*.* T:\\%STATION%\\LOGS\\\n\nREM Copy reports\nCOPY C:\\REPORTS\\*.* T:\\%STATION%\\Reports\\\n```\n\n**Improved version (fast):**\n```batch\n@ECHO OFF\nREM Upload test results to network\nREM Usage: CTONW.BAT TS-XX\n\nSET STATION=%1\n\nREM MOVE instead of COPY - faster, no duplicates\nMOVE C:\\LOGS\\*.* T:\\%STATION%\\LOGS\\\nMOVE C:\\REPORTS\\*.* T:\\%STATION%\\Reports\\\n```\n\n**Change:** COPY → MOVE\n- Prevents duplicate file accumulation\n- Much faster (no re-copying old files)\n- Files still preserved on network\n\n## Central Update Utility (UPDATE.BAT)\n\n### T:\\UPDATE.BAT\nCentral management tool for remote DOS machine maintenance.\n\n**Location:** `\\\\D2TESTNAS\\test\\UPDATE.BAT` (all stations)\n\n**Usage:**\n```batch\nT:\\UPDATE TS-XX CHECK      REM Check DOS version and status\nT:\\UPDATE TS-XX BACKUP     REM Backup machine to network\nT:\\UPDATE TS-XX SCRIPTS    REM Update batch files\nT:\\UPDATE TS-XX DOS        REM Update DOS system files\nT:\\UPDATE TS-XX ALL        REM Do everything\n```\n\n### UPDATE.BAT Structure\n\n```batch\n@ECHO OFF\nREM Central update utility for DOS test machines\nREM Usage: UPDATE.BAT TS-XX command\n\nIF \"%1\"==\"\" GOTO USAGE\nIF \"%2\"==\"\" GOTO USAGE\n\nSET STATION=%1\nSET COMMAND=%2\n\nREM Parse command\nIF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"CHECK\" GOTO CHECK\nIF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"check\" GOTO CHECK\nIF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"BACKUP\" GOTO BACKUP\nIF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"backup\" GOTO BACKUP\nIF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"SCRIPTS\" GOTO SCRIPTS\nIF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"scripts\" GOTO SCRIPTS\nIF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"DOS\" GOTO DOS\nIF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"dos\" GOTO DOS\nIF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"ALL\" GOTO ALL\nIF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"all\" GOTO ALL\nGOTO USAGE\n\n:CHECK\nECHO Checking %STATION%...\nVER\nDIR C:\\DOS\\COMMAND.COM\nDIR C:\\BAT\nDIR C:\\ATE\nGOTO END\n\n:BACKUP\nECHO Backing up %STATION% to T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\...\nIF NOT EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\Backup MKDIR T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\nXCOPY C:\\ATE\\*.* T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\ATE\\ /S /E /Y\nXCOPY C:\\BAT\\*.* T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\BAT\\ /S /E /Y\nCOPY C:\\CONFIG.SYS T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\\nCOPY C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\\nECHO Backup complete\nGOTO END\n\n:SCRIPTS\nECHO Updating batch files for %STATION%...\nIF EXIST T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT COPY T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT C:\\BAT\\ /Y\nIF EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\ProdSW\\*.BAT COPY T:\\%STATION%\\ProdSW\\*.BAT C:\\BAT\\ /Y\nECHO Scripts updated\nGOTO END\n\n:DOS\nECHO Updating DOS system files for %STATION%...\nECHO.\nECHO WARNING: This will update COMMAND.COM and DOS files\nECHO The machine will need to reboot to complete the update\nECHO.\nECHO Press Ctrl+C to cancel or\nPAUSE\n\nREM Can't overwrite COMMAND.COM while it's running\nREM Use staged update approach\nCOPY T:\\COMMON\\DOS\\COMMAND.COM C:\\COMMAND.NEW\nCOPY C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT C:\\AUTOEXEC.SAV\n\nREM Create temporary AUTOEXEC.BAT to apply update on next boot\nECHO @ECHO OFF > C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\nECHO ECHO Applying DOS update... >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\nECHO COPY C:\\COMMAND.NEW C:\\DOS\\COMMAND.COM >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\nECHO DEL C:\\COMMAND.NEW >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\nECHO COPY C:\\AUTOEXEC.SAV C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\nECHO DEL C:\\AUTOEXEC.SAV >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\nECHO CALL C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\n\nREM Copy other DOS files (can be done immediately)\nCOPY T:\\COMMON\\DOS\\*.EXE C:\\DOS\\ /Y\nCOPY T:\\COMMON\\DOS\\*.COM C:\\DOS\\ /Y\nCOPY T:\\COMMON\\DOS\\*.SYS C:\\DOS\\ /Y\n\nECHO DOS files staged for update\nECHO REBOOT to complete the update\nGOTO END\n\n:ALL\nECHO Running all updates for %STATION%...\nCALL UPDATE %STATION% CHECK\nCALL UPDATE %STATION% BACKUP\nCALL UPDATE %STATION% SCRIPTS\nECHO.\nECHO Run 'UPDATE %STATION% DOS' separately if DOS version mismatch detected\nGOTO END\n\n:USAGE\nECHO.\nECHO Central Update Utility for DOS Test Machines\nECHO Usage: UPDATE station command\nECHO.\nECHO Commands:\nECHO   CHECK      - Check DOS version and system status\nECHO   BACKUP     - Backup machine to T:\\station\\Backup\\\nECHO   SCRIPTS    - Update batch files from network\nECHO   DOS        - Update DOS system files (requires reboot)\nECHO   ALL        - Run CHECK, BACKUP, and SCRIPTS\nECHO.\nECHO Examples:\nECHO   UPDATE TS-27 CHECK\nECHO   UPDATE TS-8L BACKUP\nECHO   UPDATE TS-15 ALL\nECHO.\n\n:END\n```\n\n## TODO Mechanism (TODO.BAT)\n\nOne-time remote task execution system.\n\n### How It Works\n\n1. Engineer places `TODO.BAT` in `T:\\TS-XX\\` folder on AD2\n2. File syncs to NAS (AD2 → NAS)\n3. On next boot, NWTOC.BAT checks for `TODO.BAT`\n4. If found, executes: `CALL T:\\TS-XX\\TODO.BAT TS-XX`\n5. Deletes `TODO.BAT` from network (one-shot)\n\n### Example TODO.BAT Tasks\n\n**Clean temp files:**\n```batch\n@ECHO OFF\nREM TODO.BAT for %1\nECHO Cleaning temp files on %1...\nDEL C:\\TEMP\\*.* /Q\nDEL C:\\*.TMP /Q\nECHO Done\n```\n\n**Update specific program:**\n```batch\n@ECHO OFF\nREM TODO.BAT for %1\nECHO Updating 7B test program on %1...\nCOPY T:\\%1\\ProdSW\\7BMAIN4.EXE C:\\ATE\\ /Y\nECHO Done\n```\n\n**Collect diagnostic info:**\n```batch\n@ECHO OFF\nREM TODO.BAT for %1\nECHO Collecting diagnostics for %1...\nVER > T:\\%1\\DIAG.TXT\nDIR C:\\DOS\\COMMAND.COM >> T:\\%1\\DIAG.TXT\nMEM >> T:\\%1\\DIAG.TXT\nECHO Done\n```\n\n**Critical: TODO.BAT auto-deletes from network after one execution**\n\n## DOS Version Fix (DOSFIX2.BAT)\n\n### C:\\DOSFIX2.BAT\nRestores AUTOEXEC.BAT after staged DOS update completes.\n\nCreated by UPDATE DOS command, runs automatically after reboot.\n\n**Content:**\n```batch\n@ECHO OFF\nECHO Completing DOS update...\nCOPY C:\\COMMAND.NEW C:\\DOS\\COMMAND.COM\nDEL C:\\COMMAND.NEW\nCOPY C:\\AUTOEXEC.SAV C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\nDEL C:\\AUTOEXEC.SAV\nDEL C:\\DOSFIX2.BAT\nCALL C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\n```\n\n## File Locations\n\n### On NAS (\\\\D2TESTNAS\\test\\)\n```\nT:\\\n├── UPDATE.BAT                  (central utility)\n├── COMMON\\\n│   ├── ProdSW\\                 (batch files for all stations)\n│   │   ├── CTONW.BAT\n│   │   ├── MENU.BAT\n│   │   └── *.BAT\n│   └── DOS\\                    (DOS 6.22 system files)\n│       ├── COMMAND.COM\n│       ├── FORMAT.COM\n│       └── (137 files)\n└── TS-XX\\\n    ├── NWTOC.BAT              (per-station download script)\n    ├── TODO.BAT               (one-time tasks - auto-deletes)\n    ├── ProdSW\\                (station-specific updates)\n    │   ├── *.EXE\n    │   └── *.BAT\n    ├── LOGS\\                  (test results - uploaded by CTONW.BAT)\n    ├── Reports\\               (test reports - uploaded by CTONW.BAT)\n    └── Backup\\                (created by UPDATE BACKUP)\n```\n\n### On DOS Machine (C:\\)\n```\nC:\\\n├── AUTOEXEC.BAT               (main startup)\n├── CONFIG.SYS                 (system config)\n├── STARTNET.BAT               (network mount)\n├── COMMAND.NEW                (staged DOS update)\n├── AUTOEXEC.SAV               (backup during update)\n├── DOS\\                       (system files)\n│   ├── COMMAND.COM\n│   └── *.EXE, *.COM, *.SYS\n├── BAT\\                       (batch files)\n│   ├── CTONW.BAT\n│   ├── NWTOC.BAT (copy)\n│   └── *.BAT\n├── ATE\\                       (test programs)\n│   ├── 7BMAIN4.EXE\n│   └── *.EXE, *.BAS\n├── LOGS\\                      (temp log storage)\n│   ├── 5BLOG\\\n│   ├── 7BLOG\\\n│   └── ...\n├── REPORTS\\                   (temp report storage)\n├── TEMP\\                      (temporary files)\n└── NET\\                       (network client)\n    ├── SYSTEM.INI\n    └── LMHOSTS (optional)\n```\n\n## Common Issues\n\n### Line Endings\nDOS requires CR+LF (Windows style). Fix Unix files:\n```bash\nsed -i 's/$/\\r/' file.bat\n```\n\n### Case Sensitivity\nDOS batch files are case-insensitive, but smbclient is case-sensitive.\n\n### IF /I Flag\n`IF /I` (case-insensitive) doesn't exist in DOS 6.22. Use both:\n```batch\nIF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"DOS\" GOTO DOS\nIF \"%COMMAND%\"==\"dos\" GOTO DOS\n```\n\n### Trailing Backslashes\nRemove from COPY/XCOPY paths:\n```batch\nREM Wrong:\nCOPY *.BAT C:\\BAT\\\n\nREM Right:\nCOPY *.BAT C:\\BAT\n```\n\n### Long Paths\nDOS has 127 character path limit. Use short paths.\n\n## Testing Batch Files\n\n### Test on Real Machine\n```batch\nREM From DOS machine:\nT:\\UPDATE TS-27 CHECK\n```\n\n### Test from Network\n```bash\n# From NAS or AD2:\nsmbclient //192.168.0.9/test -U ts-1 -N -c 'get UPDATE.BAT; quit'\ncat UPDATE.BAT\n```\n\n### Validate Line Endings\n```bash\n# Check for CR+LF\nfile UPDATE.BAT\n# Should show: \"... with CRLF line terminators\"\n\n# Or use od:\nod -c UPDATE.BAT | head\n# Should see \\r\\n at end of lines\n```\n\n## Updating Batch Files\n\n1. **Edit on Linux/WSL** with proper line endings:\n   ```bash\n   vim CTONW.BAT\n   # In vim: :set ff=dos\n   # Or after editing: sed -i 's/$/\\r/' CTONW.BAT\n   ```\n\n2. **Upload to AD2:**\n   ```bash\n   smbclient //192.168.0.6/test -U sysadmin%'Paper123!@#' -c \\\n       \"cd COMMON/ProdSW; put CTONW.BAT\"\n   ```\n\n3. **Sync to NAS** (automatic every 15 min, or manual):\n   ```bash\n   ssh root@192.168.0.9 '/root/sync-to-ad2.sh'\n   ```\n\n4. **Deploy to DOS** (next boot, or manual):\n   ```batch\n   REM From DOS machine:\n   T:\\UPDATE TS-27 SCRIPTS\n   ```\n\n## Notes\n\n- All batch files must have DOS line endings (CR+LF)\n- Station name passed as %1 parameter to most scripts\n- NWTOC.BAT runs on every boot (quick update check)\n- TODO.BAT executes once and auto-deletes\n- UPDATE.BAT is the primary remote management interface\n- CTONW.BAT should use MOVE not COPY to prevent file accumulation\n","numLines":467,"startLine":1,"totalLines":467}},"sourceToolAssistantUUID":"02446285-5a7a-42d0-a70c-eee83fd1e436"}
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Script Modified\n    13→**File:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1` on AD2 (192.168.0.6)\n    14→\n    15→**Backup Created:** `Sync-FromNAS.ps1.backup-20260115-120005`\n    16→\n    17→**Change:** Added UPDATE.BAT sync in the PUSH section (AD2→NAS) right after COMMON/ProdSW sync and before per-station sync.\n    18→\n    19→### 2. Code Added\n    20→```powershell\n    21→# Sync UPDATE.BAT (root level utility)\n    22→Write-Log \"Syncing UPDATE.BAT...\"\n    23→$updateBatLocal = \"$AD2_TEST_PATH\\UPDATE.BAT\"\n    24→if (Test-Path $updateBatLocal) {\n    25→    $updateBatRemote = \"$NAS_DATA_PATH/UPDATE.BAT\"\n    26→\n    27→    if ($DryRun) {\n    28→        Write-Log \"  [DRY RUN] Would push: UPDATE.BAT -> $updateBatRemote\"\n    29→        $pushedFiles++\n    30→    } else {\n    31→        $success = Copy-ToNAS -LocalPath $updateBatLocal -RemotePath $updateBatRemote\n    32→        if ($success) {\n    33→            Write-Log \"  Pushed: UPDATE.BAT\"\n    34→            $pushedFiles++\n    35→        } else {\n    36→            Write-Log \"  ERROR: Failed to push UPDATE.BAT\"\n    37→            $errorCount++\n    38→        }\n    39→    }\n    40→} else {\n    41→    Write-Log \"  WARNING: UPDATE.BAT not found at $updateBatLocal\"\n    42→}\n    43→```\n    44→\n    45→### 3. Current Status\n    46→- ✅ UPDATE.BAT exists on AD2: `C:\\Shares\\test\\UPDATE.BAT`\n    47→- ✅ UPDATE.BAT exists on NAS: `/data/test/UPDATE.BAT` (5.1KB, last synced Dec 16)\n    48→- ✅ Sync script modified and backup created\n    49→- ✅ Scheduled task \"Sync-FromNAS\" will run every 15 minutes\n    50→\n    51→## Files Synced (PUSH: AD2 → NAS)\n    52→\n    53→**Before Fix:**\n    54→- ✅ `COMMON/ProdSW/*` - Batch files for all stations\n    55→- ✅ `TS-XX/ProdSW/*` - Station-specific software\n    56→- ✅ `TS-XX/TODO.BAT` - One-time tasks\n    57→- ❌ **`UPDATE.BAT` - NOT SYNCED**\n    58→\n    59→**After Fix:**\n    60→- ✅ `COMMON/ProdSW/*` - Batch files for all stations\n    61→- ✅ **`UPDATE.BAT`** - Central utility (NEW!)\n    62→- ✅ `TS-XX/ProdSW/*` - Station-specific software\n    63→- ✅ `TS-XX/TODO.BAT` - One-time tasks\n    64→\n    65→## Testing\n    66→\n    67→### Automatic Testing\n    68→The scheduled task runs every 15 minutes. The next sync will automatically test the new code and log results to:\n    69→- **Log:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log`\n    70→- **Status:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt`\n    71→\n    72→### Manual Testing\n    73→To test immediately:\n    74→\n    75→```powershell\n    76→# From AD2 or via RDP\n    77→powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -DryRun -Verbose\n    78→\n    79→# If successful, run for real:\n    80→powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -Verbose\n    81→```\n    82→\n    83→### Verification\n    84→1. **Modify UPDATE.BAT on AD2** (add a comment or change version number)\n    85→2. **Wait 15 minutes** or trigger manual sync\n    86→3. **Check NAS:** `ssh root@192.168.0.9` then `cat /data/test/UPDATE.BAT`\n    87→4. **Check from DOS machine:** `TYPE T:\\UPDATE.BAT`\n    88→\n    89→## How It Works\n    90→\n    91→1. **Every 15 minutes**, the scheduled task runs\n    92→2. **PULL (NAS→AD2):** Syncs test results (LOGS, Reports) from NAS to AD2\n    93→3. **PUSH (AD2→NAS):** Syncs software updates from AD2 to NAS:\n    94→   - Checks if `C:\\Shares\\test\\UPDATE.BAT` exists\n    95→   - If exists, copies to `/data/test/UPDATE.BAT` on NAS\n    96→   - Logs success/failure\n    97→4. **DOS machines** see updated version at `T:\\UPDATE.BAT` on next network access\n    98→\n    99→## Rollback (If Needed)\n   100→\n   101→If there are any issues:\n   102→\n   103→```powershell\n   104→# 1. Mount AD2 test share\n   105→$pass = ConvertTo-SecureString 'Paper123!@#' -AsPlainText -Force\n   106→$cred = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential('INTRANET\\sysadmin', $pass)\n   107→New-PSDrive -Name AD2Test -PSProvider FileSystem -Root \"\\\\192.168.0.6\\test\" -Credential $cred\n   108→\n   109→# 2. Restore backup\n   110→Copy-Item \"AD2Test:\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1.backup-20260115-120005\" `\n   111→          \"AD2Test:\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1\" -Force\n   112→\n   113→# 3. Remove drive\n   114→Remove-PSDrive -Name AD2Test\n   115→```\n   116→\n   117→## Monitoring\n   118→\n   119→**DattoRMM Monitor:** Check `\\\\AD2\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt`\n   120→- Alert if file age > 30 minutes\n   121→- Alert if Status ≠ \"OK\"\n   122→\n   123→**Sync Log:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log`\n   124→- Look for \"Syncing UPDATE.BAT...\" entries\n   125→- Look for \"Pushed: UPDATE.BAT\" or \"ERROR: Failed to push UPDATE.BAT\"\n   126→\n   127→## Related Documentation\n   128→\n   129→- **Full sync documentation:** `C:\\Users\\MikeSwanson\\claude-projects\\dataforth-dos\\SYNC_SCRIPT.md`\n   130→- **Fix instructions:** `C:\\Users\\MikeSwanson\\claude-projects\\dataforth-dos\\UPDATE-BAT-SYNC-FIX.md`\n   131→- **Project index:** `C:\\Users\\MikeSwanson\\claude-projects\\dataforth-dos\\PROJECT_INDEX.md`\n   132→\n   133→## Next Steps\n   134→\n   135→1. ✅ Monitor next scheduled sync (check log file)\n   136→2. ✅ Test UPDATE.BAT modification workflow:\n   137→   - Edit UPDATE.BAT on AD2\n   138→   - Wait for sync or trigger manually\n   139→   - Verify on NAS and DOS machine\n   140→3. ✅ Update documentation if workflow changes\n   141→\n   142→## Success Criteria\n   143→\n   144→- [x] Sync script modified\n   145→- [x] Backup created\n   146→- [x] UPDATE.BAT found on AD2\n   147→- [x] UPDATE.BAT found on NAS\n   148→- [ ] First sync with new code successful (pending next run)\n   149→- [ ] DOS machines see updated UPDATE.BAT after change (pending test)\n   150→\n   151→## Notes\n   152→\n   153→- The scheduled task runs as SYSTEM every 15 minutes\n   154→- UPDATE.BAT is now treated like COMMON/ProdSW - synced on every run\n   155→- Unlike TODO.BAT (which is deleted after push), UPDATE.BAT remains on AD2\n   156→- If UPDATE.BAT is missing on AD2, a WARNING is logged but sync continues\n   157→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.\n</system-reminder>\n"}]},"uuid":"8cb11ee7-34b1-4bf5-a1ca-744773756b80","timestamp":"2026-01-15T19:27:49.863Z","toolUseResult":{"type":"text","file":{"filePath":"C:\\Users\\MikeSwanson\\claude-projects\\dataforth-dos\\UPDATE-BAT-SYNC-COMPLETED.md","content":"# UPDATE.BAT Sync Fix - COMPLETED\n\n**Date:** 2026-01-15 12:00\n**Status:** ✅ Applied and Tested\n\n## Summary\n\nModified the AD2→NAS sync script to include UPDATE.BAT in the bidirectional sync. UPDATE.BAT will now be automatically synced from AD2 to NAS whenever it's modified, ensuring DOS machines always see the latest version.\n\n## What Was Done\n\n### 1. Script Modified\n**File:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1` on AD2 (192.168.0.6)\n\n**Backup Created:** `Sync-FromNAS.ps1.backup-20260115-120005`\n\n**Change:** Added UPDATE.BAT sync in the PUSH section (AD2→NAS) right after COMMON/ProdSW sync and before per-station sync.\n\n### 2. Code Added\n```powershell\n# Sync UPDATE.BAT (root level utility)\nWrite-Log \"Syncing UPDATE.BAT...\"\n$updateBatLocal = \"$AD2_TEST_PATH\\UPDATE.BAT\"\nif (Test-Path $updateBatLocal) {\n    $updateBatRemote = \"$NAS_DATA_PATH/UPDATE.BAT\"\n\n    if ($DryRun) {\n        Write-Log \"  [DRY RUN] Would push: UPDATE.BAT -> $updateBatRemote\"\n        $pushedFiles++\n    } else {\n        $success = Copy-ToNAS -LocalPath $updateBatLocal -RemotePath $updateBatRemote\n        if ($success) {\n            Write-Log \"  Pushed: UPDATE.BAT\"\n            $pushedFiles++\n        } else {\n            Write-Log \"  ERROR: Failed to push UPDATE.BAT\"\n            $errorCount++\n        }\n    }\n} else {\n    Write-Log \"  WARNING: UPDATE.BAT not found at $updateBatLocal\"\n}\n```\n\n### 3. Current Status\n- ✅ UPDATE.BAT exists on AD2: `C:\\Shares\\test\\UPDATE.BAT`\n- ✅ UPDATE.BAT exists on NAS: `/data/test/UPDATE.BAT` (5.1KB, last synced Dec 16)\n- ✅ Sync script modified and backup created\n- ✅ Scheduled task \"Sync-FromNAS\" will run every 15 minutes\n\n## Files Synced (PUSH: AD2 → NAS)\n\n**Before Fix:**\n- ✅ `COMMON/ProdSW/*` - Batch files for all stations\n- ✅ `TS-XX/ProdSW/*` - Station-specific software\n- ✅ `TS-XX/TODO.BAT` - One-time tasks\n- ❌ **`UPDATE.BAT` - NOT SYNCED**\n\n**After Fix:**\n- ✅ `COMMON/ProdSW/*` - Batch files for all stations\n- ✅ **`UPDATE.BAT`** - Central utility (NEW!)\n- ✅ `TS-XX/ProdSW/*` - Station-specific software\n- ✅ `TS-XX/TODO.BAT` - One-time tasks\n\n## Testing\n\n### Automatic Testing\nThe scheduled task runs every 15 minutes. The next sync will automatically test the new code and log results to:\n- **Log:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log`\n- **Status:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt`\n\n### Manual Testing\nTo test immediately:\n\n```powershell\n# From AD2 or via RDP\npowershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -DryRun -Verbose\n\n# If successful, run for real:\npowershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -Verbose\n```\n\n### Verification\n1. **Modify UPDATE.BAT on AD2** (add a comment or change version number)\n2. **Wait 15 minutes** or trigger manual sync\n3. **Check NAS:** `ssh root@192.168.0.9` then `cat /data/test/UPDATE.BAT`\n4. **Check from DOS machine:** `TYPE T:\\UPDATE.BAT`\n\n## How It Works\n\n1. **Every 15 minutes**, the scheduled task runs\n2. **PULL (NAS→AD2):** Syncs test results (LOGS, Reports) from NAS to AD2\n3. **PUSH (AD2→NAS):** Syncs software updates from AD2 to NAS:\n   - Checks if `C:\\Shares\\test\\UPDATE.BAT` exists\n   - If exists, copies to `/data/test/UPDATE.BAT` on NAS\n   - Logs success/failure\n4. **DOS machines** see updated version at `T:\\UPDATE.BAT` on next network access\n\n## Rollback (If Needed)\n\nIf there are any issues:\n\n```powershell\n# 1. Mount AD2 test share\n$pass = ConvertTo-SecureString 'Paper123!@#' -AsPlainText -Force\n$cred = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential('INTRANET\\sysadmin', $pass)\nNew-PSDrive -Name AD2Test -PSProvider FileSystem -Root \"\\\\192.168.0.6\\test\" -Credential $cred\n\n# 2. Restore backup\nCopy-Item \"AD2Test:\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1.backup-20260115-120005\" `\n          \"AD2Test:\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1\" -Force\n\n# 3. Remove drive\nRemove-PSDrive -Name AD2Test\n```\n\n## Monitoring\n\n**DattoRMM Monitor:** Check `\\\\AD2\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt`\n- Alert if file age > 30 minutes\n- Alert if Status ≠ \"OK\"\n\n**Sync Log:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log`\n- Look for \"Syncing UPDATE.BAT...\" entries\n- Look for \"Pushed: UPDATE.BAT\" or \"ERROR: Failed to push UPDATE.BAT\"\n\n## Related Documentation\n\n- **Full sync documentation:** `C:\\Users\\MikeSwanson\\claude-projects\\dataforth-dos\\SYNC_SCRIPT.md`\n- **Fix instructions:** `C:\\Users\\MikeSwanson\\claude-projects\\dataforth-dos\\UPDATE-BAT-SYNC-FIX.md`\n- **Project index:** `C:\\Users\\MikeSwanson\\claude-projects\\dataforth-dos\\PROJECT_INDEX.md`\n\n## Next Steps\n\n1. ✅ Monitor next scheduled sync (check log file)\n2. ✅ Test UPDATE.BAT modification workflow:\n   - Edit UPDATE.BAT on AD2\n   - Wait for sync or trigger manually\n   - Verify on NAS and DOS machine\n3. ✅ Update documentation if workflow changes\n\n## Success Criteria\n\n- [x] Sync script modified\n- [x] Backup created\n- [x] UPDATE.BAT found on AD2\n- [x] UPDATE.BAT found on NAS\n- [ ] First sync with new code successful (pending next run)\n- [ ] DOS machines see updated UPDATE.BAT after change (pending test)\n\n## Notes\n\n- The scheduled task runs as SYSTEM every 15 minutes\n- UPDATE.BAT is now treated like COMMON/ProdSW - synced on every run\n- Unlike TODO.BAT (which is deleted after push), UPDATE.BAT remains on AD2\n- If UPDATE.BAT is missing on AD2, a WARNING is logged but sync continues\n","numLines":157,"startLine":1,"totalLines":157}},"sourceToolAssistantUUID":"8102cdfe-75da-40a9-b856-0f675bae5d18"}
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Datasheets Share Creation - HIGH PRIORITY\n    46→**Status:** BLOCKED - Waiting for Engineering input\n    47→\n    48→**Issue:**\n    49→- X: drive on DOS machines maps to `\\\\D2TESTNAS\\datasheets`\n    50→- NAS has the share configured and ready\n    51→- Original production share was `\\\\AD2\\datasheets`\n    52→- This share was connected to an automated website publishing process\n    53→- Share does not currently exist on AD2\n    54→\n    55→**Need from Customer:**\n    56→1. Where should the `datasheets` share be created on AD2?\n    57→2. What is the automated publishing workflow?\n    58→3. Who has access/permissions to this share?\n    59→4. Should we recreate the share in the same location?\n    60→\n    61→**When Unblocked:**\n    62→1. Create `\\\\AD2\\datasheets` share on AD2 server\n    63→2. Update sync script to handle datasheets\n    64→3. Test sync NAS → AD2\n    65→4. Verify DOS machines can access X: drive\n    66→5. Document the automated publishing workflow\n    67→\n    68→---\n    69→\n    70→## Pending - Can Complete Now\n    71→\n    72→### 2. Send Update Email to Management/Engineering\n    73→**Status:** READY - Needs sending\n    74→\n    75→**Action:**\n    76→- Documentation created: `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\AD2-NAS-Sync-Documentation.html`\n    77→- Print to PDF and distribute to Engineering team\n    78→- Content: How to deploy software updates, access NAS, use TODO.BAT\n    79→\n    80→**Email Recipients:**\n    81→- Engineering Manager\n    82→- QC Department\n    83→- Engineering Team\n    84→\n    85→---\n    86→\n    87→### 3. Update Remaining DOS Machines\n    88→**Status:** CAN START - 3 machines tested, ~27 remaining\n    89→\n    90→**Machines Completed:**\n    91→- TS-27 - Working\n    92→- TS-8L - Working\n    93→- TS-8R - Working\n    94→\n    95→**Machines Pending:**\n    96→- TS-1 through TS-7\n    97→- TS-9 through TS-26\n    98→- TS-28 through TS-30\n    99→\n   100→**Update Process (per machine):**\n   101→1. Boot machine\n   102→2. Edit C:\\STARTNET.BAT:\n   103→   ```batch\n   104→   net use T: \\\\D2TESTNAS\\test\n   105→   net use X: \\\\D2TESTNAS\\datasheets\n   106→   ```\n   107→3. Edit C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT to add:\n   108→   ```batch\n   109→   CALL C:\\STARTNET.BAT\n   110→   CALL T:\\TS-XX\\NWTOC.BAT TS-XX\n   111→   ```\n   112→4. Reboot\n   113→5. Test network drives (T: and X:)\n   114→6. Run: `T:\\UPDATE TS-XX ALL`\n   115→7. Document any issues\n   116→\n   117→**Notes:**\n   118→- WINS server configured in DHCP - no LMHOSTS needed\n   119→- Some machines may have DOS version mismatches (UPDATE DOS fixes this)\n   120→- Check for accumulated temp files (some had 13+ years)\n   121→\n   122→---\n   123→\n   124→### 4. Setup DattoRMM Monitoring\n   125→**Status:** READY - Script created, needs deployment\n   126→\n   127→**Monitor:** `\\\\AD2\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt`\n   128→\n   129→**Alerts:**\n   130→- File age > 30 minutes (sync not running)\n   131→- Status line != \"OK\" (sync errors)\n   132→\n   133→**Deployment:**\n   134→1. Add as DattoRMM component monitor\n   135→2. Set threshold: 30 minutes\n   136→3. Configure alerting to appropriate team\n   137→\n   138→---\n   139→\n   140→## Optional - Future Enhancements\n   141→\n   142→### 5. VLAN Isolation for DOS Machines\n   143→**Status:** FUTURE CONSIDERATION\n   144→\n   145→**Reason:**\n   146→- DOS machines run legacy software with minimal security\n   147→- SMB1 CORE protocol has known vulnerabilities\n   148→- Machines should be isolated from general network\n   149→\n   150→**Proposal:**\n   151→1. Create dedicated VLAN for DOS machines (e.g., VLAN 10)\n   152→2. Move D2TESTNAS to same VLAN\n   153→3. Allow limited access from AD2 to NAS (port 445)\n   154→4. Block internet access from VLAN\n   155→5. Update DHCP configuration\n   156→\n   157→---\n   158→\n   159→### 6. Modernization Project\n   160→**Status:** FUTURE - Long-term replacement plan\n   161→\n   162→**Goal:** Replace DOS machines with modern Linux systems\n   163→\n   164→**Components:**\n   165→1. **GPIB Interface:** USB-GPIB adapter (Prologix ~$150, NI ~$500)\n   166→2. **Parallel Port/DAC:** USB DAQ (LabJack, Arduino) or custom\n   167→3. **Software:** Translate QuickBASIC to Python\n   168→4. **Test Heads:** Custom hardware interface (most complex)\n   169→\n   170→**Resources Available:**\n   171→- Full DOS machine source code (44MB, 1790 files)\n   172→- 104 QuickBASIC .BAS source files\n   173→- Equipment photos and documentation\n   174→\n   175→---\n   176→\n   177→## Summary\n   178→\n   179→**Recently Completed:**\n   180→1. Sync system case sensitivity bug fixed\n   181→2. Bidirectional sync implemented\n   182→3. Test database web interface deployed\n   183→4. Engineer NAS access configured\n   184→\n   185→**Immediate Action Required:**\n   186→1. 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Datasheets Share Creation - HIGH PRIORITY\n**Status:** BLOCKED - Waiting for Engineering input\n\n**Issue:**\n- X: drive on DOS machines maps to `\\\\D2TESTNAS\\datasheets`\n- NAS has the share configured and ready\n- Original production share was `\\\\AD2\\datasheets`\n- This share was connected to an automated website publishing process\n- Share does not currently exist on AD2\n\n**Need from Customer:**\n1. Where should the `datasheets` share be created on AD2?\n2. What is the automated publishing workflow?\n3. Who has access/permissions to this share?\n4. Should we recreate the share in the same location?\n\n**When Unblocked:**\n1. Create `\\\\AD2\\datasheets` share on AD2 server\n2. Update sync script to handle datasheets\n3. Test sync NAS → AD2\n4. Verify DOS machines can access X: drive\n5. Document the automated publishing workflow\n\n---\n\n## Pending - Can Complete Now\n\n### 2. 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Test network drives (T: and X:)\n6. Run: `T:\\UPDATE TS-XX ALL`\n7. Document any issues\n\n**Notes:**\n- WINS server configured in DHCP - no LMHOSTS needed\n- Some machines may have DOS version mismatches (UPDATE DOS fixes this)\n- Check for accumulated temp files (some had 13+ years)\n\n---\n\n### 4. Setup DattoRMM Monitoring\n**Status:** READY - Script created, needs deployment\n\n**Monitor:** `\\\\AD2\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt`\n\n**Alerts:**\n- File age > 30 minutes (sync not running)\n- Status line != \"OK\" (sync errors)\n\n**Deployment:**\n1. Add as DattoRMM component monitor\n2. Set threshold: 30 minutes\n3. Configure alerting to appropriate team\n\n---\n\n## Optional - Future Enhancements\n\n### 5. VLAN Isolation for DOS Machines\n**Status:** FUTURE CONSIDERATION\n\n**Reason:**\n- DOS machines run legacy software with minimal security\n- SMB1 CORE protocol has known vulnerabilities\n- Machines should be isolated from general network\n\n**Proposal:**\n1. 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The old NAS cron job is disabled.\n    10→\n    11→## Sync Directions\n    12→\n    13→### PULL: NAS → AD2 (Test Results)\n    14→- `TS-XX/LOGS/*.DAT` - Test result data files\n    15→- `TS-XX/Reports/*.TXT` - Test report files\n    16→- Files modified in configurable time window (default: 24 hours)\n    17→- Files are **removed from NAS** after successful sync\n    18→- DAT files are automatically imported to SQLite database\n    19→\n    20→### PUSH: AD2 → NAS (Software Updates)\n    21→- `COMMON/ProdSW/*` - Updates for all stations\n    22→- `TS-XX/ProdSW/*` - Station-specific software\n    23→- `TS-XX/TODO.BAT` - One-time task files (auto-deleted from AD2 after push)\n    24→\n    25→## Script Parameters\n    26→\n    27→```powershell\n    28→# Dry run - show what would happen\n    29→.\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -DryRun -Verbose\n    30→\n    31→# Sync files from last 24 hours (default)\n    32→.\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1\n    33→\n    34→# Sync files from last 7 days\n    35→.\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -MaxAgeMinutes 10080\n    36→\n    37→# Verbose output\n    38→.\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -Verbose\n    39→```\n    40→\n    41→## Full Script\n    42→\n    43→**Location:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1`\n    44→\n    45→```powershell\n    46→# Sync-AD2-NAS.ps1 (formerly Sync-FromNAS.ps1)\n    47→# Bidirectional sync between AD2 and NAS (D2TESTNAS)\n    48→#\n    49→# PULL (NAS → AD2): Test results (LOGS/*.DAT, Reports/*.TXT) → Database import\n    50→# PUSH (AD2 → NAS): Software updates (ProdSW/*, TODO.BAT) → DOS machines\n    51→#\n    52→# Run: powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1\n    53→# Scheduled: Every 15 minutes via Windows Task Scheduler\n    54→\n    55→param(\n    56→    [switch]$DryRun,\n    57→    [switch]$Verbose,\n    58→    [int]$MaxAgeMinutes = 1440  # Default: 24 hours\n    59→)\n    60→\n    61→# Configuration\n    62→$NAS_IP = \"192.168.0.9\"\n    63→$NAS_USER = \"root\"\n    64→$NAS_PASSWORD = \"Paper123!@#-nas\"\n    65→$NAS_HOSTKEY = \"SHA256:5CVIPlqjLPxO8n48PKLAP99nE6XkEBAjTkaYmJAeOdA\"\n    66→$NAS_DATA_PATH = \"/data/test\"\n    67→\n    68→$AD2_TEST_PATH = \"C:\\Shares\\test\"\n    69→$AD2_HISTLOGS_PATH = \"C:\\Shares\\test\\Ate\\HISTLOGS\"\n    70→\n    71→$PLINK = \"C:\\Program Files\\PuTTY\\plink.exe\"\n    72→$PSCP = \"C:\\Program Files\\PuTTY\\pscp.exe\"\n    73→\n    74→$LOG_FILE = \"C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log\"\n    75→$STATUS_FILE = \"C:\\Shares\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt\"\n    76→\n    77→# Database import configuration\n    78→$IMPORT_SCRIPT = \"C:\\Shares\\testdatadb\\database\\import.js\"\n    79→$NODE_PATH = \"node\"\n    80→```\n    81→\n    82→See `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1` for the complete script.\n    83→\n    84→## Scheduled Task Configuration\n    85→\n    86→**Task Name:** `Sync-FromNAS`\n    87→**Schedule:** Every 15 minutes\n    88→**Run As:** SYSTEM\n    89→**Action:** `powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1`\n    90→\n    91→### Create/Update Task\n    92→\n    93→```powershell\n    94→# View task\n    95→schtasks /query /tn \"Sync-FromNAS\" /v\n    96→\n    97→# Run manually\n    98→schtasks /run /tn \"Sync-FromNAS\"\n    99→\n   100→# Create task (if not exists)\n   101→schtasks /create /tn \"Sync-FromNAS\" /tr \"powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1\" /sc minute /mo 15 /ru SYSTEM\n   102→```\n   103→\n   104→## Log Files\n   105→\n   106→### Sync Log\n   107→**Location:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log`\n   108→\n   109→```powershell\n   110→# View recent entries\n   111→Get-Content \"C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log\" -Tail 50\n   112→\n   113→# Monitor in real-time\n   114→Get-Content \"C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log\" -Wait\n   115→```\n   116→\n   117→### Status File\n   118→**Location:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt` (also accessible via `\\\\192.168.0.9\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt`)\n   119→\n   120→**Format:**\n   121→```\n   122→AD2 <-> NAS Bidirectional Sync Status\n   123→======================================\n   124→Timestamp: 2026-01-13 18:54:24\n   125→Status: OK\n   126→\n   127→PULL (NAS -> AD2 - Test Results):\n   128→  Files Pulled: 0\n   129→  Files Skipped: 0\n   130→  DAT Files Imported to DB: 0\n   131→\n   132→PUSH (AD2 -> NAS - Software Updates):\n   133→  Files Pushed: 2986\n   134→\n   135→Errors: 0\n   136→```\n   137→\n   138→## Database Integration\n   139→\n   140→When DAT files are synced from NAS, they are automatically imported to the SQLite database:\n   141→\n   142→**Database:** `C:\\Shares\\testdatadb\\database\\testdata.db`\n   143→**Import Script:** `C:\\Shares\\testdatadb\\database\\import.js`\n   144→**Web Interface:** http://192.168.0.6:3000\n   145→\n   146→### Manual Import\n   147→\n   148→```powershell\n   149→# Import specific file\n   150→node C:\\Shares\\testdatadb\\database\\import.js --file \"C:\\Shares\\test\\TS-8R\\LOGS\\7BLOG\\file.DAT\"\n   151→\n   152→# Import multiple files\n   153→node C:\\Shares\\testdatadb\\database\\import.js --file file1.DAT file2.DAT file3.DAT\n   154→```\n   155→\n   156→## Troubleshooting\n   157→\n   158→### Sync Not Running\n   159→\n   160→```powershell\n   161→# Check task status\n   162→schtasks /query /tn \"Sync-FromNAS\"\n   163→\n   164→# Check if PuTTY installed\n   165→Test-Path \"C:\\Program Files\\PuTTY\\plink.exe\"\n   166→\n   167→# View recent log entries\n   168→Get-Content \"C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log\" -Tail 20\n   169→```\n   170→\n   171→### SSH Connection Issues\n   172→\n   173→```powershell\n   174→# Test SSH connection\n   175→& \"C:\\Program Files\\PuTTY\\plink.exe\" -ssh root@192.168.0.9 -pw \"Paper123!@#-nas\" -hostkey \"SHA256:5CVIPlqjLPxO8n48PKLAP99nE6XkEBAjTkaYmJAeOdA\" -batch \"echo Connected\"\n   176→\n   177→# List files on NAS\n   178→& \"C:\\Program Files\\PuTTY\\plink.exe\" -ssh root@192.168.0.9 -pw \"Paper123!@#-nas\" -hostkey \"SHA256:5CVIPlqjLPxO8n48PKLAP99nE6XkEBAjTkaYmJAeOdA\" -batch \"ls /data/test/\"\n   179→```\n   180→\n   181→### Files Not Syncing\n   182→\n   183→```powershell\n   184→# Check file modification times on NAS\n   185→& \"C:\\Program Files\\PuTTY\\plink.exe\" -ssh root@192.168.0.9 -pw \"Paper123!@#-nas\" -hostkey \"SHA256:5CVIPlqjLPxO8n48PKLAP99nE6XkEBAjTkaYmJAeOdA\" -batch \"find /data/test -name '*.DAT' -mmin -60\"\n   186→\n   187→# Run sync with verbose output\n   188→powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -Verbose\n   189→\n   190→# Dry run to see what would sync\n   191→powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -DryRun -Verbose\n   192→```\n   193→\n   194→### Database Import Issues\n   195→\n   196→```powershell\n   197→# Check Node.js installed\n   198→node --version\n   199→\n   200→# Test import script\n   201→node C:\\Shares\\testdatadb\\database\\import.js --help\n   202→\n   203→# Check database file\n   204→Test-Path \"C:\\Shares\\testdatadb\\database\\testdata.db\"\n   205→```\n   206→\n   207→## Why PowerShell Instead of NAS Bash Script?\n   208→\n   209→The original sync approach used a bash script on the NAS that pushed files to AD2 via smbclient. This was replaced because:\n   210→\n   211→1. **Case sensitivity bug:** Linux `find` used `*.dat` but DOS creates `*.DAT` (uppercase). Files were never found.\n   212→2. **Better error handling:** PowerShell provides more robust error handling and logging.\n   213→3. **Database integration:** Direct integration with the Node.js import script.\n   214→4. **Windows Task Scheduler:** More reliable scheduling with better monitoring options.\n   215→5. **Simpler authentication:** Uses plink/pscp with stored host key instead of SMB credentials.\n   216→\n   217→## Previous Approach (Deprecated)\n   218→\n   219→The old NAS-based script (`/root/sync-to-ad2.sh`) is disabled but preserved for reference. The cron job has been removed:\n   220→\n   221→```bash\n   222→# Old cron entry (now removed)\n   223→# */15 * * * * /root/sync-to-ad2.sh\n   224→```\n   225→\n   226→## Engineer Access\n   227→\n   228→Engineers can access the NAS directly to place files:\n   229→\n   230→**UNC Path:** `\\\\192.168.0.9\\test`\n   231→**SFTP:** `sftp://engineer@192.168.0.9:22`\n   232→**Credentials:** engineer / Engineer1!\n   233→\n   234→See `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\AD2-NAS-Sync-Documentation.html` for full engineer instructions.\n   235→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. 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The old NAS cron job is disabled.\n\n## Sync Directions\n\n### PULL: NAS → AD2 (Test Results)\n- `TS-XX/LOGS/*.DAT` - Test result data files\n- `TS-XX/Reports/*.TXT` - Test report files\n- Files modified in configurable time window (default: 24 hours)\n- Files are **removed from NAS** after successful sync\n- DAT files are automatically imported to SQLite database\n\n### PUSH: AD2 → NAS (Software Updates)\n- `COMMON/ProdSW/*` - Updates for all stations\n- `TS-XX/ProdSW/*` - Station-specific software\n- `TS-XX/TODO.BAT` - One-time task files (auto-deleted from AD2 after push)\n\n## Script Parameters\n\n```powershell\n# Dry run - show what would happen\n.\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -DryRun -Verbose\n\n# Sync files from last 24 hours (default)\n.\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1\n\n# Sync files from last 7 days\n.\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -MaxAgeMinutes 10080\n\n# Verbose output\n.\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -Verbose\n```\n\n## Full Script\n\n**Location:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1`\n\n```powershell\n# Sync-AD2-NAS.ps1 (formerly Sync-FromNAS.ps1)\n# Bidirectional sync between AD2 and NAS (D2TESTNAS)\n#\n# PULL (NAS → AD2): Test results (LOGS/*.DAT, Reports/*.TXT) → Database import\n# PUSH (AD2 → NAS): Software updates (ProdSW/*, TODO.BAT) → DOS machines\n#\n# Run: powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1\n# Scheduled: Every 15 minutes via Windows Task Scheduler\n\nparam(\n    [switch]$DryRun,\n    [switch]$Verbose,\n    [int]$MaxAgeMinutes = 1440  # Default: 24 hours\n)\n\n# Configuration\n$NAS_IP = \"192.168.0.9\"\n$NAS_USER = \"root\"\n$NAS_PASSWORD = \"Paper123!@#-nas\"\n$NAS_HOSTKEY = \"SHA256:5CVIPlqjLPxO8n48PKLAP99nE6XkEBAjTkaYmJAeOdA\"\n$NAS_DATA_PATH = \"/data/test\"\n\n$AD2_TEST_PATH = \"C:\\Shares\\test\"\n$AD2_HISTLOGS_PATH = \"C:\\Shares\\test\\Ate\\HISTLOGS\"\n\n$PLINK = \"C:\\Program Files\\PuTTY\\plink.exe\"\n$PSCP = \"C:\\Program Files\\PuTTY\\pscp.exe\"\n\n$LOG_FILE = \"C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log\"\n$STATUS_FILE = \"C:\\Shares\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt\"\n\n# Database import configuration\n$IMPORT_SCRIPT = \"C:\\Shares\\testdatadb\\database\\import.js\"\n$NODE_PATH = \"node\"\n```\n\nSee `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1` for the complete script.\n\n## Scheduled Task Configuration\n\n**Task Name:** `Sync-FromNAS`\n**Schedule:** Every 15 minutes\n**Run As:** SYSTEM\n**Action:** `powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1`\n\n### Create/Update Task\n\n```powershell\n# View task\nschtasks /query /tn \"Sync-FromNAS\" /v\n\n# Run manually\nschtasks /run /tn \"Sync-FromNAS\"\n\n# Create task (if not exists)\nschtasks /create /tn \"Sync-FromNAS\" /tr \"powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1\" /sc minute /mo 15 /ru SYSTEM\n```\n\n## Log Files\n\n### Sync Log\n**Location:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log`\n\n```powershell\n# View recent entries\nGet-Content \"C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log\" -Tail 50\n\n# Monitor in real-time\nGet-Content \"C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log\" -Wait\n```\n\n### Status File\n**Location:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt` (also accessible via `\\\\192.168.0.9\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt`)\n\n**Format:**\n```\nAD2 <-> NAS Bidirectional Sync Status\n======================================\nTimestamp: 2026-01-13 18:54:24\nStatus: OK\n\nPULL (NAS -> AD2 - Test Results):\n  Files Pulled: 0\n  Files Skipped: 0\n  DAT Files Imported to DB: 0\n\nPUSH (AD2 -> NAS - Software Updates):\n  Files Pushed: 2986\n\nErrors: 0\n```\n\n## Database Integration\n\nWhen DAT files are synced from NAS, they are automatically imported to the SQLite database:\n\n**Database:** `C:\\Shares\\testdatadb\\database\\testdata.db`\n**Import Script:** `C:\\Shares\\testdatadb\\database\\import.js`\n**Web Interface:** http://192.168.0.6:3000\n\n### Manual Import\n\n```powershell\n# Import specific file\nnode C:\\Shares\\testdatadb\\database\\import.js --file \"C:\\Shares\\test\\TS-8R\\LOGS\\7BLOG\\file.DAT\"\n\n# Import multiple files\nnode C:\\Shares\\testdatadb\\database\\import.js --file file1.DAT file2.DAT file3.DAT\n```\n\n## Troubleshooting\n\n### Sync Not Running\n\n```powershell\n# Check task status\nschtasks /query /tn \"Sync-FromNAS\"\n\n# Check if PuTTY installed\nTest-Path \"C:\\Program Files\\PuTTY\\plink.exe\"\n\n# View recent log entries\nGet-Content \"C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log\" -Tail 20\n```\n\n### SSH Connection Issues\n\n```powershell\n# Test SSH connection\n& \"C:\\Program Files\\PuTTY\\plink.exe\" -ssh root@192.168.0.9 -pw \"Paper123!@#-nas\" -hostkey \"SHA256:5CVIPlqjLPxO8n48PKLAP99nE6XkEBAjTkaYmJAeOdA\" -batch \"echo Connected\"\n\n# List files on NAS\n& \"C:\\Program Files\\PuTTY\\plink.exe\" -ssh root@192.168.0.9 -pw \"Paper123!@#-nas\" -hostkey \"SHA256:5CVIPlqjLPxO8n48PKLAP99nE6XkEBAjTkaYmJAeOdA\" -batch \"ls /data/test/\"\n```\n\n### Files Not Syncing\n\n```powershell\n# Check file modification times on NAS\n& \"C:\\Program Files\\PuTTY\\plink.exe\" -ssh root@192.168.0.9 -pw \"Paper123!@#-nas\" -hostkey \"SHA256:5CVIPlqjLPxO8n48PKLAP99nE6XkEBAjTkaYmJAeOdA\" -batch \"find /data/test -name '*.DAT' -mmin -60\"\n\n# Run sync with verbose output\npowershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -Verbose\n\n# Dry run to see what would sync\npowershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -DryRun -Verbose\n```\n\n### Database Import Issues\n\n```powershell\n# Check Node.js installed\nnode --version\n\n# Test import script\nnode C:\\Shares\\testdatadb\\database\\import.js --help\n\n# Check database file\nTest-Path \"C:\\Shares\\testdatadb\\database\\testdata.db\"\n```\n\n## Why PowerShell Instead of NAS Bash Script?\n\nThe original sync approach used a bash script on the NAS that pushed files to AD2 via smbclient. 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{"parentUuid":"27f0b5ee-f67a-4d07-9026-8eefd636f9c0","isSidechain":true,"userType":"external","cwd":"C:\\Users\\MikeSwanson\\claude-projects","sessionId":"86802692-b127-48a9-bbaf-2afa1a38de3d","version":"2.1.7","gitBranch":"main","agentId":"a69ca6e","slug":"clever-wobbling-candle","type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"tool_use_id":"toolu_013SqFWEiRt6rxH6GbCoVaoJ","type":"tool_result","content":"     1→# Dataforth DOS Test Machines Project\n     2→\n     3→**Customer:** Dataforth Corporation\n     4→**Project Date:** December 2025\n     5→**Status:** WORKING - Pending completion of datasheets share\n     6→\n     7→## Project Overview\n     8→\n     9→Setting up network access for ~30 legacy DOS test machines (TS-1 through TS-30) used for hardware Quality Control testing. After a crypto attack, SMB1 was disabled on production servers. Solution: Deploy a Netgear ReadyNAS as an SMB1 proxy to receive data from DOS machines, then sync to production server (AD2).\n    10→\n    11→## Quick Start for New Claude Instance\n    12→\n    13→1. **Read this entire README** - Contains all credentials and configuration\n    14→2. **Review CREDENTIALS.md** - Complete credential list\n    15→3. **Check NETWORK_TOPOLOGY.md** - Understand the infrastructure\n    16→4. **Read REMAINING_TASKS.md** - Know what's pending\n    17→5. **SSH Access:** `ssh root@192.168.0.9` (uses ed25519 key from ~/.ssh/id_ed25519)\n    18→\n    19→## Critical Information\n    20→\n    21→### NAS (SMB1 Proxy)\n    22→- **Device:** Netgear ReadyNAS RN10400\n    23→- **IP:** 192.168.0.9\n    24→- **NetBIOS Name:** D2TESTNAS\n    25→- **MAC:** 28:C6:8E:34:4B:5E / 5F\n    26→- **Admin URL:** https://192.168.0.9/admin/\n    27→- **Credentials:** admin / Paper123!@#-nas\n    28→- **SSH:** Enabled (ed25519 key auth from WSL ~/.ssh/id_ed25519)\n    29→- **SMB Protocol:** CORE (oldest, for DOS compatibility)\n    30→- **Workgroup:** INTRANET\n    31→- **WINS Server:** Enabled\n    32→\n    33→### Production Server (AD2)\n    34→- **Hostname:** AD2.intranet.dataforth.com\n    35→- **IP:** 192.168.0.6\n    36→- **Domain:** INTRANET\n    37→- **Credentials:** INTRANET\\sysadmin / Paper123!@#\n    38→- **Shares:**\n    39→  - `\\\\AD2\\test` (exists)\n    40→  - `\\\\AD2\\datasheets` (BLOCKED - needs creation, waiting for Engineering input)\n    41→\n    42→### Network\n    43→- **Network:** 192.168.0.0/24\n    44→- **UniFi Infrastructure**\n    45→- **WINS Server:** 192.168.0.9 (configured in UniFi DHCP)\n    46→- **Gateway:** Dataforth UDM (192.168.0.254)\n    47→\n    48→## What We Built\n    49→\n    50→### 1. SMB1 Proxy on NAS\n    51→- Configured Samba with CORE protocol (oldest SMB)\n    52→- Created 50 users (ts-1 through ts-50) with NULL passwords\n    53→- Enabled guest access and null password authentication\n    54→- Set up WINS server for NetBIOS name resolution\n    55→\n    56→### 2. Bidirectional Sync (AD2 ↔ NAS)\n    57→Script: `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1` on AD2 (runs every 15 minutes via Task Scheduler)\n    58→\n    59→> **Updated January 2026:** Replaced NAS-based bash script with PowerShell on AD2. Fixed case sensitivity bug (*.dat vs *.DAT).\n    60→\n    61→**PULL: NAS → AD2 (Test Results):**\n    62→- LOGS/*.DAT (test data files) → Auto-imported to database\n    63→- Reports/*.TXT (test reports)\n    64→\n    65→**PUSH: AD2 → NAS (Software Updates):**\n    66→- ProdSW/ (software updates for DOS machines)\n    67→- TODO.BAT (one-time task files)\n    68→\n    69→### 3. Central Update System\n    70→**UPDATE.BAT** on `T:\\UPDATE.BAT` - Remote management utility:\n    71→- `UPDATE TS-XX CHECK` - Check DOS version and system status\n    72→- `UPDATE TS-XX BACKUP` - Backup machine to network\n    73→- `UPDATE TS-XX SCRIPTS` - Update batch files from network\n    74→- `UPDATE TS-XX DOS` - Update DOS files (fix version errors)\n    75→- `UPDATE TS-XX ALL` - Do everything\n    76→\n    77→### 4. TODO Mechanism\n    78→One-time task execution system:\n    79→- Place `TODO.BAT` in `T:\\TS-XX\\` folder on AD2\n    80→- Executes automatically on next boot\n    81→- Auto-deletes from server after running\n    82→- Allows remote execution of arbitrary commands\n    83→\n    84→### 5. Folder Structure\n    85→Created on NAS `/data/test/`:\n    86→```\n    87→/data/test/\n    88→├── UPDATE.BAT              (central update utility)\n    89→├── COMMON/\n    90→│   ├── ProdSW/            (batch files for all machines)\n    91→│   └── DOS/               (DOS 6.22 files - 137 files)\n    92→├── TS-1/\n    93→│   ├── LOGS/              (test results - syncs to AD2)\n    94→│   │   ├── 5BLOG/\n    95→│   │   ├── 7BLOG/\n    96→│   │   ├── 8BLOG/\n    97→│   │   ├── DSCLOG/\n    98→│   │   ├── HVLOG/\n    99→│   │   ├── PWRLOG/\n   100→│   │   ├── SCTLOG/\n   101→│   │   └── VASLOG/\n   102→│   ├── Reports/           (test reports - syncs to AD2)\n   103→│   ├── ProdSw/            (station-specific software - syncs from AD2)\n   104→│   └── Backup/            (machine backups)\n   105→├── TS-2/ ... TS-30/\n   106→└── _SYNC_STATUS.txt       (monitoring file)\n   107→```\n   108→\n   109→## DOS Machine Configuration\n   110→\n   111→### Working Configuration (tested on TS-27, TS-8L, TS-8R)\n   112→\n   113→**C:\\STARTNET.BAT** (auto-runs on boot):\n   114→```batch\n   115→net use T: \\\\D2TESTNAS\\test\n   116→net use X: \\\\D2TESTNAS\\datasheets\n   117→```\n   118→\n   119→**C:\\NET\\SYSTEM.INI**:\n   120→```ini\n   121→computername=TS-XX\n   122→username=TS-XX\n   123→workgroup=INTRANET\n   124→logondomain=INTRANET\n   125→autologon=yes\n   126→```\n   127→\n   128→**C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT** (includes):\n   129→```batch\n   130→CALL C:\\STARTNET.BAT\n   131→CALL T:\\TS-XX\\NWTOC.BAT TS-XX\n   132→```\n   133→\n   134→**C:\\NET\\LMHOSTS** (only needed if WINS not configured in DHCP):\n   135→```\n   136→192.168.0.9    D2TESTNAS    #PRE\n   137→```\n   138→\n   139→### Key Points\n   140→- Use NetBIOS name `D2TESTNAS` (not IP address)\n   141→- Users press Enter twice at login (blank password)\n   142→- WINS configured in UniFi DHCP (192.168.0.9) - no LMHOSTS needed\n   143→- Microsoft Network Client 3.11 with TCP/IP (DHCP enabled)\n   144→- NIC: 3Com EL90x series\n   145→\n   146→## NAS Configuration Files\n   147→\n   148→### /etc/frontview/samba/smb.conf.overrides\n   149→```\n   150→server min protocol = CORE\n   151→client min protocol = CORE\n   152→lanman auth = yes\n   153→ntlm auth = yes\n   154→raw NTLMv2 auth = yes\n   155→client lanman auth = yes\n   156→client plaintext auth = yes\n   157→netbios name = D2TESTNAS\n   158→workgroup = INTRANET\n   159→null passwords = yes\n   160→map to guest = Bad Password\n   161→guest ok = yes\n   162→wins support = yes\n   163→```\n   164→\n   165→### /root/.ad2creds\n   166→```\n   167→username=sysadmin\n   168→password=Paper123!@#\n   169→domain=INTRANET\n   170→```\n   171→\n   172→### /root/sync-to-ad2.sh\n   173→See SYNC_SCRIPT.md for full script\n   174→\n   175→### Cron Job\n   176→```\n   177→*/15 * * * * /root/sync-to-ad2.sh\n   178→```\n   179→\n   180→## Test Equipment at Stations\n   181→\n   182→Varies by station, common equipment:\n   183→- Keithley 2010 Multimeter (GPIB)\n   184→- Fluke 8842A Multimeter (GPIB)\n   185→- HP/Agilent 33220A Function Generator (GPIB)\n   186→- KEPCO DPS 125-0.5 Programmable Power Supply (GPIB)\n   187→- BK Precision 1651A Triple Output DC Power Supply (Manual)\n   188→- Rigol MSO2102A Digital Oscilloscope (USB)\n   189→\n   190→## ATE Software Details\n   191→\n   192→### Source Code\n   193→- 104 .BAS files (QuickBASIC 4.5 source)\n   194→- Full DOS machine image: `/data/datasheets/CONFIGS/` on NAS (44MB, 1790 files)\n   195→- Key libraries: LIBATE.BAS, GPIBOK4.BAS, LIB5BX9.BAS\n   196→- Main programs: 7BMAIN4.BAS (7B series tester)\n   197→\n   198→### Hardware Interfaces\n   199→1. **GPIB** - PC4311 ISA card at I/O 0x250\n   200→2. **Parallel Port (LPT)** - Test head control, relay/mux switching\n   201→3. **DAC** - ISA card at I/O 0x300-0x303\n   202→\n   203→### Product Lines Tested\n   204→- 5B, 7B, 8B series signal conditioning modules\n   205→- DSC (Data Signal Conditioning)\n   206→- Power modules\n   207→\n   208→## Machines Tested & Working\n   209→- **TS-27** - Working, full config copied to datasheets\n   210→- **TS-8L** - Working, 717 logs + 2966 reports moved, DOS update tested successfully\n   211→- **TS-8R** - Working, 821 logs + 3780 reports moved, had DOS version issue (fixed)\n   212→\n   213→## Issues Resolved\n   214→\n   215→### 1. Error 53 (Network path not found)\n   216→**Fixed by:**\n   217→- Setting `server min protocol = CORE` (not NT1)\n   218→- Using NetBIOS name instead of IP address\n   219→- Adding LMHOSTS entry or WINS via DHCP\n   220→- Setting correct workgroup (INTRANET)\n   221→\n   222→### 2. Error 5 (Access denied)\n   223→**Fixed by:**\n   224→- Setting null passwords: `smbpasswd -n ts-XX`\n   225→- Enabling `null passwords = yes` in Samba config\n   226→\n   227→### 3. NetBIOS Name Conflict\n   228→- Changed from AD2 to D2TESTNAS\n   229→\n   230→### 4. X: Drive Not Found Error\n   231→- Empty root folder, added README.TXT placeholder\n   232→\n   233→### 5. Slow Boot (13 years of re-copying)\n   234→- Updated CTONW.BAT to use MOVE instead of COPY\n   235→\n   236→### 6. DOS Batch File Issues\n   237→- **Unix line endings** - Fixed with `sed -i 's/$/\\r/'`\n   238→- **IF /I flag** - Doesn't exist in DOS 6.22, added both upper/lowercase checks\n   239→- **Trailing backslash** - Removed from paths\n   240→- **_COMMON folder** - Renamed to COMMON (leading underscore issues)\n   241→\n   242→### 7. COMMAND.COM Update Issue\n   243→Can't overwrite while running. Created staged update:\n   244→1. Copies COMMAND.COM as C:\\COMMAND.NEW\n   245→2. Saves AUTOEXEC.BAT as AUTOEXEC.SAV\n   246→3. Creates temporary AUTOEXEC.BAT to apply update on reboot\n   247→4. DOSFIX2.BAT restores original AUTOEXEC.BAT after update\n   248→\n   249→## Monitoring\n   250→\n   251→### DattoRMM Monitoring Setup\n   252→Monitor: `\\\\AD2\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt`\n   253→- Alert if file age > 30 minutes\n   254→- Alert if status line != \"OK\"\n   255→\n   256→PowerShell script available in documentation (see MONITORING.md)\n   257→\n   258→## Future Modernization Project\n   259→\n   260→Replace DOS machines with Linux systems:\n   261→1. **GPIB:** USB-GPIB adapter (Prologix ~$150, NI ~$500) + Python pyvisa\n   262→2. **Parallel Port/DAC:** USB DAQ (LabJack, Arduino) or custom interface\n   263→3. **Software:** Translate BASIC to Python - source code available\n   264→4. **Test heads:** Custom hardware interface - most complex part\n   265→\n   266→## File Locations\n   267→\n   268→### On NAS (192.168.0.9)\n   269→- `/data/test/` - Main test share (maps to T: on DOS machines)\n   270→- `/data/datasheets/` - Datasheets share (maps to X: on DOS machines)\n   271→- `/data/datasheets/CONFIGS/` - Full DOS machine image (TS-27)\n   272→- `/root/sync-to-ad2.sh` - Sync script\n   273→- `/root/.ad2creds` - AD2 credentials for sync\n   274→- `/var/log/ad2-sync.log` - Sync log file\n   275→\n   276→### On AD2 (192.168.0.6)\n   277→- `\\\\AD2\\test\\` - Production test share (synced from NAS)\n   278→- `\\\\AD2\\datasheets\\` - **DOES NOT EXIST YET** (blocked)\n   279→\n   280→### Original Documentation\n   281→- `C:/Users/MikeSwanson/claude-projects/session-logs/2025-12-14-dataforth-dos-machines.md` - Full session log\n   282→- `/home/guru/claude-projects/dataforth/` - Original project files on WSL\n   283→\n   284→## Common Commands\n   285→\n   286→### SSH to NAS\n   287→```bash\n   288→ssh root@192.168.0.9\n   289→# Or from AD2:\n   290→C:\\dataforth-ad2-context\\nas-ssh.bat \"command\"\n   291→```\n   292→\n   293→### Check Sync Status\n   294→```powershell\n   295→# View status file\n   296→Get-Content \"C:\\Shares\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt\"\n   297→\n   298→# View sync log\n   299→Get-Content \"C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log\" -Tail 20\n   300→```\n   301→\n   302→### Manual Sync\n   303→```powershell\n   304→powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -Verbose\n   305→```\n   306→\n   307→### View Samba Users\n   308→```bash\n   309→ssh root@192.168.0.9 'pdbedit -L -v'\n   310→```\n   311→\n   312→### Add/Reset User Password\n   313→```bash\n   314→ssh root@192.168.0.9 'smbpasswd -a ts-XX && smbpasswd -n ts-XX'\n   315→```\n   316→\n   317→### Check AD2 Share\n   318→```bash\n   319→smbclient //192.168.0.6/test -U sysadmin%'Paper123!@#' -c 'ls'\n   320→```\n   321→\n   322→## Engineer Access to NAS\n   323→\n   324→Engineers can access the NAS directly to deploy software updates:\n   325→\n   326→**UNC Path:** `\\\\192.168.0.9\\test`\n   327→**SFTP:** sftp://192.168.0.9:22 (use WinSCP)\n   328→**Credentials:** engineer / Engineer1!\n   329→\n   330→**Documentation:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\AD2-NAS-Sync-Documentation.html`\n   331→\n   332→> **Note:** If UNC path fails with \"network path not found\", your PC has SMB1 disabled. Use WinSCP instead.\n   333→\n   334→## Access Requirements\n   335→\n   336→To work on this project, you need:\n   337→1. **SSH key** - ed25519 key from `~/.ssh/id_ed25519` (WSL) for NAS access\n   338→2. **Network access** - Must be on Dataforth network (192.168.0.0/24) or VPN\n   339→3. **VPN** - If remote, use Dataforth VPN (see credentials.md for details)\n   340→4. **Domain credentials** - INTRANET\\sysadmin for AD2 access\n   341→\n   342→## Related Projects\n   343→\n   344→- **Dataforth VPN** - RADIUS authentication setup (session-logs/2025-12-20-session.md)\n   345→- **GuruRMM** - Custom RMM system development (parallel project)\n   346→\n   347→## Contact Information\n   348→\n   349→- **Manager:** (Need to send update email - see REMAINING_TASKS.md)\n   350→- **Engineering:** (Need input on datasheets share location)\n   351→\n   352→## Notes\n   353→\n   354→- DOS machines boot from C:\\ with Microsoft Network Client 3.11\n   355→- Network configuration is DHCP with WINS server\n   356→- Test programs are QuickBASIC 4.5 compiled executables\n   357→- GPIB communication via PC4311 ISA card\n   358→- All machines should have same DOS version (6.22) - UPDATE DOS fixes version mismatches\n   359→- Some machines had 13+ years of accumulated temp files - cleanup recommended\n   360→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.\n</system-reminder>\n"}]},"uuid":"0eb34f7b-0752-4e5f-8608-79887293599b","timestamp":"2026-01-15T19:28:08.229Z","toolUseResult":{"type":"text","file":{"filePath":"C:\\Users\\MikeSwanson\\claude-projects\\dataforth-dos\\README.md","content":"# Dataforth DOS Test Machines Project\n\n**Customer:** Dataforth Corporation\n**Project Date:** December 2025\n**Status:** WORKING - Pending completion of datasheets share\n\n## Project Overview\n\nSetting up network access for ~30 legacy DOS test machines (TS-1 through TS-30) used for hardware Quality Control testing. After a crypto attack, SMB1 was disabled on production servers. Solution: Deploy a Netgear ReadyNAS as an SMB1 proxy to receive data from DOS machines, then sync to production server (AD2).\n\n## Quick Start for New Claude Instance\n\n1. **Read this entire README** - Contains all credentials and configuration\n2. **Review CREDENTIALS.md** - Complete credential list\n3. **Check NETWORK_TOPOLOGY.md** - Understand the infrastructure\n4. **Read REMAINING_TASKS.md** - Know what's pending\n5. **SSH Access:** `ssh root@192.168.0.9` (uses ed25519 key from ~/.ssh/id_ed25519)\n\n## Critical Information\n\n### NAS (SMB1 Proxy)\n- **Device:** Netgear ReadyNAS RN10400\n- **IP:** 192.168.0.9\n- **NetBIOS Name:** D2TESTNAS\n- **MAC:** 28:C6:8E:34:4B:5E / 5F\n- **Admin URL:** https://192.168.0.9/admin/\n- **Credentials:** admin / Paper123!@#-nas\n- **SSH:** Enabled (ed25519 key auth from WSL ~/.ssh/id_ed25519)\n- **SMB Protocol:** CORE (oldest, for DOS compatibility)\n- **Workgroup:** INTRANET\n- **WINS Server:** Enabled\n\n### Production Server (AD2)\n- **Hostname:** AD2.intranet.dataforth.com\n- **IP:** 192.168.0.6\n- **Domain:** INTRANET\n- **Credentials:** INTRANET\\sysadmin / Paper123!@#\n- **Shares:**\n  - `\\\\AD2\\test` (exists)\n  - `\\\\AD2\\datasheets` (BLOCKED - needs creation, waiting for Engineering input)\n\n### Network\n- **Network:** 192.168.0.0/24\n- **UniFi Infrastructure**\n- **WINS Server:** 192.168.0.9 (configured in UniFi DHCP)\n- **Gateway:** Dataforth UDM (192.168.0.254)\n\n## What We Built\n\n### 1. SMB1 Proxy on NAS\n- Configured Samba with CORE protocol (oldest SMB)\n- Created 50 users (ts-1 through ts-50) with NULL passwords\n- Enabled guest access and null password authentication\n- Set up WINS server for NetBIOS name resolution\n\n### 2. Bidirectional Sync (AD2 ↔ NAS)\nScript: `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1` on AD2 (runs every 15 minutes via Task Scheduler)\n\n> **Updated January 2026:** Replaced NAS-based bash script with PowerShell on AD2. Fixed case sensitivity bug (*.dat vs *.DAT).\n\n**PULL: NAS → AD2 (Test Results):**\n- LOGS/*.DAT (test data files) → Auto-imported to database\n- Reports/*.TXT (test reports)\n\n**PUSH: AD2 → NAS (Software Updates):**\n- ProdSW/ (software updates for DOS machines)\n- TODO.BAT (one-time task files)\n\n### 3. Central Update System\n**UPDATE.BAT** on `T:\\UPDATE.BAT` - Remote management utility:\n- `UPDATE TS-XX CHECK` - Check DOS version and system status\n- `UPDATE TS-XX BACKUP` - Backup machine to network\n- `UPDATE TS-XX SCRIPTS` - Update batch files from network\n- `UPDATE TS-XX DOS` - Update DOS files (fix version errors)\n- `UPDATE TS-XX ALL` - Do everything\n\n### 4. TODO Mechanism\nOne-time task execution system:\n- Place `TODO.BAT` in `T:\\TS-XX\\` folder on AD2\n- Executes automatically on next boot\n- Auto-deletes from server after running\n- Allows remote execution of arbitrary commands\n\n### 5. Folder Structure\nCreated on NAS `/data/test/`:\n```\n/data/test/\n├── UPDATE.BAT              (central update utility)\n├── COMMON/\n│   ├── ProdSW/            (batch files for all machines)\n│   └── DOS/               (DOS 6.22 files - 137 files)\n├── TS-1/\n│   ├── LOGS/              (test results - syncs to AD2)\n│   │   ├── 5BLOG/\n│   │   ├── 7BLOG/\n│   │   ├── 8BLOG/\n│   │   ├── DSCLOG/\n│   │   ├── HVLOG/\n│   │   ├── PWRLOG/\n│   │   ├── SCTLOG/\n│   │   └── VASLOG/\n│   ├── Reports/           (test reports - syncs to AD2)\n│   ├── ProdSw/            (station-specific software - syncs from AD2)\n│   └── Backup/            (machine backups)\n├── TS-2/ ... TS-30/\n└── _SYNC_STATUS.txt       (monitoring file)\n```\n\n## DOS Machine Configuration\n\n### Working Configuration (tested on TS-27, TS-8L, TS-8R)\n\n**C:\\STARTNET.BAT** (auto-runs on boot):\n```batch\nnet use T: \\\\D2TESTNAS\\test\nnet use X: \\\\D2TESTNAS\\datasheets\n```\n\n**C:\\NET\\SYSTEM.INI**:\n```ini\ncomputername=TS-XX\nusername=TS-XX\nworkgroup=INTRANET\nlogondomain=INTRANET\nautologon=yes\n```\n\n**C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT** (includes):\n```batch\nCALL C:\\STARTNET.BAT\nCALL T:\\TS-XX\\NWTOC.BAT TS-XX\n```\n\n**C:\\NET\\LMHOSTS** (only needed if WINS not configured in DHCP):\n```\n192.168.0.9    D2TESTNAS    #PRE\n```\n\n### Key Points\n- Use NetBIOS name `D2TESTNAS` (not IP address)\n- Users press Enter twice at login (blank password)\n- WINS configured in UniFi DHCP (192.168.0.9) - no LMHOSTS needed\n- Microsoft Network Client 3.11 with TCP/IP (DHCP enabled)\n- NIC: 3Com EL90x series\n\n## NAS Configuration Files\n\n### /etc/frontview/samba/smb.conf.overrides\n```\nserver min protocol = CORE\nclient min protocol = CORE\nlanman auth = yes\nntlm auth = yes\nraw NTLMv2 auth = yes\nclient lanman auth = yes\nclient plaintext auth = yes\nnetbios name = D2TESTNAS\nworkgroup = INTRANET\nnull passwords = yes\nmap to guest = Bad Password\nguest ok = yes\nwins support = yes\n```\n\n### /root/.ad2creds\n```\nusername=sysadmin\npassword=Paper123!@#\ndomain=INTRANET\n```\n\n### /root/sync-to-ad2.sh\nSee SYNC_SCRIPT.md for full script\n\n### Cron Job\n```\n*/15 * * * * /root/sync-to-ad2.sh\n```\n\n## Test Equipment at Stations\n\nVaries by station, common equipment:\n- Keithley 2010 Multimeter (GPIB)\n- Fluke 8842A Multimeter (GPIB)\n- HP/Agilent 33220A Function Generator (GPIB)\n- KEPCO DPS 125-0.5 Programmable Power Supply (GPIB)\n- BK Precision 1651A Triple Output DC Power Supply (Manual)\n- Rigol MSO2102A Digital Oscilloscope (USB)\n\n## ATE Software Details\n\n### Source Code\n- 104 .BAS files (QuickBASIC 4.5 source)\n- Full DOS machine image: `/data/datasheets/CONFIGS/` on NAS (44MB, 1790 files)\n- Key libraries: LIBATE.BAS, GPIBOK4.BAS, LIB5BX9.BAS\n- Main programs: 7BMAIN4.BAS (7B series tester)\n\n### Hardware Interfaces\n1. **GPIB** - PC4311 ISA card at I/O 0x250\n2. **Parallel Port (LPT)** - Test head control, relay/mux switching\n3. **DAC** - ISA card at I/O 0x300-0x303\n\n### Product Lines Tested\n- 5B, 7B, 8B series signal conditioning modules\n- DSC (Data Signal Conditioning)\n- Power modules\n\n## Machines Tested & Working\n- **TS-27** - Working, full config copied to datasheets\n- **TS-8L** - Working, 717 logs + 2966 reports moved, DOS update tested successfully\n- **TS-8R** - Working, 821 logs + 3780 reports moved, had DOS version issue (fixed)\n\n## Issues Resolved\n\n### 1. Error 53 (Network path not found)\n**Fixed by:**\n- Setting `server min protocol = CORE` (not NT1)\n- Using NetBIOS name instead of IP address\n- Adding LMHOSTS entry or WINS via DHCP\n- Setting correct workgroup (INTRANET)\n\n### 2. Error 5 (Access denied)\n**Fixed by:**\n- Setting null passwords: `smbpasswd -n ts-XX`\n- Enabling `null passwords = yes` in Samba config\n\n### 3. NetBIOS Name Conflict\n- Changed from AD2 to D2TESTNAS\n\n### 4. X: Drive Not Found Error\n- Empty root folder, added README.TXT placeholder\n\n### 5. Slow Boot (13 years of re-copying)\n- Updated CTONW.BAT to use MOVE instead of COPY\n\n### 6. DOS Batch File Issues\n- **Unix line endings** - Fixed with `sed -i 's/$/\\r/'`\n- **IF /I flag** - Doesn't exist in DOS 6.22, added both upper/lowercase checks\n- **Trailing backslash** - Removed from paths\n- **_COMMON folder** - Renamed to COMMON (leading underscore issues)\n\n### 7. COMMAND.COM Update Issue\nCan't overwrite while running. Created staged update:\n1. Copies COMMAND.COM as C:\\COMMAND.NEW\n2. Saves AUTOEXEC.BAT as AUTOEXEC.SAV\n3. Creates temporary AUTOEXEC.BAT to apply update on reboot\n4. DOSFIX2.BAT restores original AUTOEXEC.BAT after update\n\n## Monitoring\n\n### DattoRMM Monitoring Setup\nMonitor: `\\\\AD2\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt`\n- Alert if file age > 30 minutes\n- Alert if status line != \"OK\"\n\nPowerShell script available in documentation (see MONITORING.md)\n\n## Future Modernization Project\n\nReplace DOS machines with Linux systems:\n1. **GPIB:** USB-GPIB adapter (Prologix ~$150, NI ~$500) + Python pyvisa\n2. **Parallel Port/DAC:** USB DAQ (LabJack, Arduino) or custom interface\n3. **Software:** Translate BASIC to Python - source code available\n4. **Test heads:** Custom hardware interface - most complex part\n\n## File Locations\n\n### On NAS (192.168.0.9)\n- `/data/test/` - Main test share (maps to T: on DOS machines)\n- `/data/datasheets/` - Datasheets share (maps to X: on DOS machines)\n- `/data/datasheets/CONFIGS/` - Full DOS machine image (TS-27)\n- `/root/sync-to-ad2.sh` - Sync script\n- `/root/.ad2creds` - AD2 credentials for sync\n- `/var/log/ad2-sync.log` - Sync log file\n\n### On AD2 (192.168.0.6)\n- `\\\\AD2\\test\\` - Production test share (synced from NAS)\n- `\\\\AD2\\datasheets\\` - **DOES NOT EXIST YET** (blocked)\n\n### Original Documentation\n- `C:/Users/MikeSwanson/claude-projects/session-logs/2025-12-14-dataforth-dos-machines.md` - Full session log\n- `/home/guru/claude-projects/dataforth/` - Original project files on WSL\n\n## Common Commands\n\n### SSH to NAS\n```bash\nssh root@192.168.0.9\n# Or from AD2:\nC:\\dataforth-ad2-context\\nas-ssh.bat \"command\"\n```\n\n### Check Sync Status\n```powershell\n# View status file\nGet-Content \"C:\\Shares\\test\\_SYNC_STATUS.txt\"\n\n# View sync log\nGet-Content \"C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\sync-from-nas.log\" -Tail 20\n```\n\n### Manual Sync\n```powershell\npowershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -Verbose\n```\n\n### View Samba Users\n```bash\nssh root@192.168.0.9 'pdbedit -L -v'\n```\n\n### Add/Reset User Password\n```bash\nssh root@192.168.0.9 'smbpasswd -a ts-XX && smbpasswd -n ts-XX'\n```\n\n### Check AD2 Share\n```bash\nsmbclient //192.168.0.6/test -U sysadmin%'Paper123!@#' -c 'ls'\n```\n\n## Engineer Access to NAS\n\nEngineers can access the NAS directly to deploy software updates:\n\n**UNC Path:** `\\\\192.168.0.9\\test`\n**SFTP:** sftp://192.168.0.9:22 (use WinSCP)\n**Credentials:** engineer / Engineer1!\n\n**Documentation:** `C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\AD2-NAS-Sync-Documentation.html`\n\n> **Note:** If UNC path fails with \"network path not found\", your PC has SMB1 disabled. Use WinSCP instead.\n\n## Access Requirements\n\nTo work on this project, you need:\n1. **SSH key** - ed25519 key from `~/.ssh/id_ed25519` (WSL) for NAS access\n2. **Network access** - Must be on Dataforth network (192.168.0.0/24) or VPN\n3. **VPN** - If remote, use Dataforth VPN (see credentials.md for details)\n4. **Domain credentials** - INTRANET\\sysadmin for AD2 access\n\n## Related Projects\n\n- **Dataforth VPN** - RADIUS authentication setup (session-logs/2025-12-20-session.md)\n- **GuruRMM** - Custom RMM system development (parallel project)\n\n## Contact Information\n\n- **Manager:** (Need to send update email - see REMAINING_TASKS.md)\n- **Engineering:** (Need input on datasheets share location)\n\n## Notes\n\n- DOS machines boot from C:\\ with Microsoft Network Client 3.11\n- Network configuration is DHCP with WINS server\n- Test programs are QuickBASIC 4.5 compiled executables\n- GPIB communication via PC4311 ISA card\n- All machines should have same DOS version (6.22) - UPDATE DOS fixes version mismatches\n- Some machines had 13+ years of accumulated temp files - cleanup recommended\n","numLines":360,"startLine":1,"totalLines":360}},"sourceToolAssistantUUID":"27f0b5ee-f67a-4d07-9026-8eefd636f9c0"}
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[TS-30]\n    27→             DOS 6.22       DOS 6.22       DOS 6.22\n    28→          192.168.0.x    192.168.0.x    192.168.0.x\n    29→               (DHCP)         (DHCP)         (DHCP)\n    30→\n    31→          T: = \\\\D2TESTNAS\\test\n    32→          X: = \\\\D2TESTNAS\\datasheets\n    33→```\n    34→\n    35→## Data Flow\n    36→\n    37→### Test Results Upload (DOS → AD2)\n    38→```\n    39→DOS Machine\n    40→    ↓ (writes to T:\\TS-XX\\LOGS\\, T:\\TS-XX\\Reports\\)\n    41→NAS D2TESTNAS (192.168.0.9)\n    42→    ↓ (sync every 15 min via /root/sync-to-ad2.sh)\n    43→AD2 Production Server (192.168.0.6)\n    44→    ↓ (\\\\AD2\\test\\TS-XX\\LOGS\\, \\\\AD2\\test\\TS-XX\\Reports\\)\n    45→Engineering Access / Automated Processing\n    46→```\n    47→\n    48→### Software Updates (AD2 → DOS)\n    49→```\n    50→Engineering\n    51→    ↓ (places files in \\\\AD2\\test\\TS-XX\\ProdSW\\ or \\\\AD2\\test\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\)\n    52→AD2 Production Server (192.168.0.6)\n    53→    ↓ (sync every 15 min via /root/sync-to-ad2.sh)\n    54→NAS D2TESTNAS (192.168.0.9)\n    55→    ↓ (DOS runs NWTOC.BAT on boot or T:\\UPDATE TS-XX SCRIPTS)\n    56→DOS Machine (C:\\ATE\\, C:\\BAT\\)\n    57→```\n    58→\n    59→## Network Details\n    60→\n    61→### IP Allocation\n    62→| Device | IP | MAC | Notes |\n    63→|--------|-----|-----|-------|\n    64→| UDM Gateway | 192.168.0.254 | - | Firewall, DHCP server |\n    65→| AD2 Server | 192.168.0.6 | - | Static, Domain Controller |\n    66→| D2TESTNAS | 192.168.0.9 | 28:C6:8E:34:4B:5E/5F | Static |\n    67→| DOS Machines | 192.168.0.x | Various | DHCP |\n    68→\n    69→### DHCP Configuration (via UniFi UDM)\n    70→- **Network:** 192.168.0.0/24\n    71→- **Gateway:** 192.168.0.254\n    72→- **DNS:** (Domain controllers)\n    73→- **WINS Server:** 192.168.0.9 (D2TESTNAS)\n    74→- **Lease Time:** Standard\n    75→\n    76→### DNS/NetBIOS Resolution\n    77→- **WINS Server:** 192.168.0.9 (D2TESTNAS)\n    78→- **NetBIOS Names:**\n    79→  - D2TESTNAS → 192.168.0.9\n    80→  - AD2 → 192.168.0.6\n    81→- DOS machines use WINS for name resolution (no DNS)\n    82→\n    83→### SMB Protocol Versions\n    84→| System | Protocol | Reason |\n    85→|--------|----------|--------|\n    86→| DOS Machines | SMB1 CORE | Only version supported by MS Network Client 3.11 |\n    87→| NAS D2TESTNAS | SMB1 CORE | Compatibility with DOS |\n    88→| AD2 Server | SMB3 only | Security - SMB1 disabled after crypto attack |\n    89→\n    90→## Firewall Rules\n    91→\n    92→No special firewall rules needed:\n    93→- All devices on same 192.168.0.0/24 subnet\n    94→- Local LAN traffic allowed\n    95→- NAS initiates outbound SMB to AD2 (port 445)\n    96→\n    97→## Remote Access\n    98→\n    99→### VPN Access (if needed)\n   100→- **VPN Server:** Dataforth UDM (192.168.0.254)\n   101→- **Protocol:** OpenVPN\n   102→- **Authentication:** RADIUS (Active Directory)\n   103→- **Config File:** C:/Users/MikeSwanson/Desktop/dataforth-vpn.ovpn\n   104→- **Network after VPN:** 192.168.0.0/24\n   105→\n   106→See session-logs/2025-12-20-session.md for VPN setup details.\n   107→\n   108→## Network Services\n   109→\n   110→### WINS (Windows Internet Name Service)\n   111→- **Server:** D2TESTNAS (192.168.0.9)\n   112→- **Purpose:** NetBIOS name resolution for DOS machines\n   113→- **Configuration:** Enabled in smb.conf (`wins support = yes`)\n   114→\n   115→### SMB/CIFS\n   116→- **NAS Shares:**\n   117→  - \\\\D2TESTNAS\\test (port 445/139)\n   118→  - \\\\D2TESTNAS\\datasheets (port 445/139)\n   119→- **AD2 Shares:**\n   120→  - \\\\AD2\\test (port 445)\n   121→  - \\\\AD2\\datasheets (pending creation)\n   122→\n   123→### SSH\n   124→- **NAS:** Port 22 (root@192.168.0.9)\n   125→- **Authentication:** ed25519 key\n   126→\n   127→## Network Testing\n   128→\n   129→### From DOS Machine\n   130→```batch\n   131→ping 192.168.0.9\n   132→net use T: \\\\D2TESTNAS\\test\n   133→net use\n   134→```\n   135→\n   136→### From Linux/WSL\n   137→```bash\n   138→# Ping NAS\n   139→ping 192.168.0.9\n   140→\n   141→# Test SMB to NAS\n   142→smbclient //192.168.0.9/test -U ts-1 -N -c 'ls'\n   143→\n   144→# Test SMB to AD2\n   145→smbclient //192.168.0.6/test -U sysadmin%'Paper123!@#' -c 'ls'\n   146→\n   147→# SSH to NAS\n   148→ssh root@192.168.0.9\n   149→```\n   150→\n   151→## Notes\n   152→\n   153→- DOS machines cannot use SMB2+ (requires Windows 95 OSR2 or later)\n   154→- NAS acts as protocol translator/proxy (SMB1 CORE ↔ SMB3)\n   155→- WINS is critical - DOS machines need NetBIOS name resolution\n   156→- All DOS machines use DHCP, get WINS server automatically\n   157→- No DNS on DOS machines - only NetBIOS/WINS\n   158→\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.\n</system-reminder>\n"}]},"uuid":"9a88ad45-68da-4ffc-9c48-411c6f947795","timestamp":"2026-01-15T19:28:16.877Z","toolUseResult":{"type":"text","file":{"filePath":"C:\\Users\\MikeSwanson\\claude-projects\\dataforth-dos\\NETWORK_TOPOLOGY.md","content":"# Dataforth DOS Project - Network Topology\n\n## Network Diagram\n\n```\nInternet\n    |\n    | (VPN)\n    |\n[Dataforth UDM - 192.168.0.254]\n    |\n    +--- 192.168.0.0/24 Network ---+\n    |                              |\n    |                              |\n[AD2 - 192.168.0.6]        [D2TESTNAS - 192.168.0.9]\n(Production Server)         (SMB1 Proxy / NAS)\nINTRANET Domain                   |\nWindows Server                    |\n  - SMB3 only                     +--- SMB1 CORE Protocol\n  - \\\\AD2\\test                    |    WINS Server\n  - \\\\AD2\\datasheets (pending)    |    NetBIOS: D2TESTNAS\n                                  |\n                                  |\n                    +-------------+-------------+\n                    |             |             |\n                [TS-1]        [TS-2]   ...  [TS-30]\n             DOS 6.22       DOS 6.22       DOS 6.22\n          192.168.0.x    192.168.0.x    192.168.0.x\n               (DHCP)         (DHCP)         (DHCP)\n\n          T: = \\\\D2TESTNAS\\test\n          X: = \\\\D2TESTNAS\\datasheets\n```\n\n## Data Flow\n\n### Test Results Upload (DOS → AD2)\n```\nDOS Machine\n    ↓ (writes to T:\\TS-XX\\LOGS\\, T:\\TS-XX\\Reports\\)\nNAS D2TESTNAS (192.168.0.9)\n    ↓ (sync every 15 min via /root/sync-to-ad2.sh)\nAD2 Production Server (192.168.0.6)\n    ↓ (\\\\AD2\\test\\TS-XX\\LOGS\\, \\\\AD2\\test\\TS-XX\\Reports\\)\nEngineering Access / Automated Processing\n```\n\n### Software Updates (AD2 → DOS)\n```\nEngineering\n    ↓ (places files in \\\\AD2\\test\\TS-XX\\ProdSW\\ or \\\\AD2\\test\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\)\nAD2 Production Server (192.168.0.6)\n    ↓ (sync every 15 min via /root/sync-to-ad2.sh)\nNAS D2TESTNAS (192.168.0.9)\n    ↓ (DOS runs NWTOC.BAT on boot or T:\\UPDATE TS-XX SCRIPTS)\nDOS Machine (C:\\ATE\\, C:\\BAT\\)\n```\n\n## Network Details\n\n### IP Allocation\n| Device | IP | MAC | Notes |\n|--------|-----|-----|-------|\n| UDM Gateway | 192.168.0.254 | - | Firewall, DHCP server |\n| AD2 Server | 192.168.0.6 | - | Static, Domain Controller |\n| D2TESTNAS | 192.168.0.9 | 28:C6:8E:34:4B:5E/5F | Static |\n| DOS Machines | 192.168.0.x | Various | DHCP |\n\n### DHCP Configuration (via UniFi UDM)\n- **Network:** 192.168.0.0/24\n- **Gateway:** 192.168.0.254\n- **DNS:** (Domain controllers)\n- **WINS Server:** 192.168.0.9 (D2TESTNAS)\n- **Lease Time:** Standard\n\n### DNS/NetBIOS Resolution\n- **WINS Server:** 192.168.0.9 (D2TESTNAS)\n- **NetBIOS Names:**\n  - D2TESTNAS → 192.168.0.9\n  - AD2 → 192.168.0.6\n- DOS machines use WINS for name resolution (no DNS)\n\n### SMB Protocol Versions\n| System | Protocol | Reason |\n|--------|----------|--------|\n| DOS Machines | SMB1 CORE | Only version supported by MS Network Client 3.11 |\n| NAS D2TESTNAS | SMB1 CORE | Compatibility with DOS |\n| AD2 Server | SMB3 only | Security - SMB1 disabled after crypto attack |\n\n## Firewall Rules\n\nNo special firewall rules needed:\n- All devices on same 192.168.0.0/24 subnet\n- Local LAN traffic allowed\n- NAS initiates outbound SMB to AD2 (port 445)\n\n## Remote Access\n\n### VPN Access (if needed)\n- **VPN Server:** Dataforth UDM (192.168.0.254)\n- **Protocol:** OpenVPN\n- **Authentication:** RADIUS (Active Directory)\n- **Config File:** C:/Users/MikeSwanson/Desktop/dataforth-vpn.ovpn\n- **Network after VPN:** 192.168.0.0/24\n\nSee session-logs/2025-12-20-session.md for VPN setup details.\n\n## Network Services\n\n### WINS (Windows Internet Name Service)\n- **Server:** D2TESTNAS (192.168.0.9)\n- **Purpose:** NetBIOS name resolution for DOS machines\n- **Configuration:** Enabled in smb.conf (`wins support = yes`)\n\n### SMB/CIFS\n- **NAS Shares:**\n  - \\\\D2TESTNAS\\test (port 445/139)\n  - \\\\D2TESTNAS\\datasheets (port 445/139)\n- **AD2 Shares:**\n  - \\\\AD2\\test (port 445)\n  - \\\\AD2\\datasheets (pending creation)\n\n### SSH\n- **NAS:** Port 22 (root@192.168.0.9)\n- **Authentication:** ed25519 key\n\n## Network Testing\n\n### From DOS Machine\n```batch\nping 192.168.0.9\nnet use T: \\\\D2TESTNAS\\test\nnet use\n```\n\n### From Linux/WSL\n```bash\n# Ping NAS\nping 192.168.0.9\n\n# Test SMB to NAS\nsmbclient //192.168.0.9/test -U ts-1 -N -c 'ls'\n\n# Test SMB to AD2\nsmbclient //192.168.0.6/test -U sysadmin%'Paper123!@#' -c 'ls'\n\n# SSH to NAS\nssh root@192.168.0.9\n```\n\n## Notes\n\n- DOS machines cannot use SMB2+ (requires Windows 95 OSR2 or later)\n- NAS acts as protocol translator/proxy (SMB1 CORE ↔ SMB3)\n- WINS is critical - DOS machines need NetBIOS name resolution\n- All DOS machines use DHCP, get WINS server automatically\n- No DNS on DOS machines - only NetBIOS/WINS\n","numLines":158,"startLine":1,"totalLines":158}},"sourceToolAssistantUUID":"ecb51041-e973-49a7-ab17-c2aef9c53eca"}
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Let me design the simplified version based on the requirements.\n\n## Analysis of Current UPDATE.BAT\n\nBased on the documentation, I've analyzed the current implementation:\n\n**Current Commands (5):**\n1. **CHECK** - Shows DOS version, lists directories\n2. **BACKUP** - Backs up ATE, BAT folders, CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT to network\n3. **SCRIPTS** - Syncs batch files from BOTH:\n   - `T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT` (all stations)\n   - `T:\\TS-XX\\ProdSW\\*.BAT` (station-specific) ← **TO BE REMOVED**\n4. **DOS** - Complex staged update for DOS system files (requires reboot)\n5. **ALL** - Runs CHECK → BACKUP → SCRIPTS (but not DOS)\n\n**Current Station Parameter:**\n- Required as first parameter\n- Used for backup paths and station-specific sync\n- Example: `UPDATE TS-27 BACKUP`\n\n---\n\n## Simplified UPDATE.BAT Design\n\n### 1. New Command Structure\n\n**Reduce from 5 commands to 3:**\n\n| Command | Purpose | What It Does |\n|---------|---------|--------------|\n| **STATUS** | Quick health check | Shows DOS version, disk space, verifies T: drive access |\n| **UPDATE** | Main operation | Auto-checks → Backs up → Updates scripts (COMMON only) |\n| **DOS** | System update | Updates DOS system files (kept separate due to reboot requirement) |\n\n**Rationale:**\n- **STATUS** replaces CHECK with better name and adds disk space check\n- **UPDATE** combines CHECK + BACKUP + SCRIPTS into single operation (most common use case)\n- **DOS** remains separate due to complexity and risk (requires manual intervention + reboot)\n- Removed **ALL** command (redundant - UPDATE is the new \"all\")\n\n### 2. Parameter Requirements\n\n**Station name becomes OPTIONAL with auto-detection:**\n\n```batch\nREM New usage patterns:\nT:\\UPDATE                    (auto-detect station from SYSTEM.INI)\nT:\\UPDATE STATUS             (auto-detect station)\nT:\\UPDATE UPDATE             (auto-detect station)\nT:\\UPDATE TS-27 UPDATE       (explicit station override)\n\nREM Backward compatible:\nT:\\UPDATE TS-27 STATUS       (still works)\n```\n\n**Station Detection Logic:**\n1. Check if first parameter looks like command (STATUS/UPDATE/DOS)\n2. If yes, try to auto-detect station from `C:\\NET\\SYSTEM.INI` (computername=TS-XX)\n3. If no, treat first parameter as station name (backward compatible)\n4. If auto-detect fails and no station provided, show error\n\n### 3. Implementation Approach for Each Command\n\n#### STATUS Command (formerly CHECK)\n**Purpose:** Quick diagnostic without making changes\n\n```batch\n:STATUS\nECHO.\nECHO ====================================\nECHO Status Check for %STATION%\nECHO ====================================\nECHO.\n\nREM DOS Version\nECHO DOS Version:\nVER\n\nREM Disk Space\nECHO.\nECHO Disk Space:\nDIR C:\\\n\nREM Network Access\nECHO.\nECHO Network Access:\nIF EXIST T:\\COMMON ECHO   T: drive accessible - OK\nIF NOT EXIST T:\\COMMON ECHO   T: drive ERROR - Cannot access network\n\nREM Key directories\nECHO.\nECHO Installed Software:\nIF EXIST C:\\ATE ECHO   C:\\ATE - OK\nIF EXIST C:\\BAT ECHO   C:\\BAT - OK\nIF EXIST C:\\DOS ECHO   C:\\DOS - OK\n\nGOTO END\n```\n\n**Changes from CHECK:**\n- Better formatting with section headers\n- Added network connectivity check\n- Added disk space visibility\n- Removed detailed DIR listings (too verbose)\n\n#### UPDATE Command (formerly ALL)\n**Purpose:** One-stop update operation\n\n```batch\n:UPDATE\nECHO.\nECHO ====================================\nECHO Updating %STATION%\nECHO ====================================\nECHO.\n\nREM Step 1: Quick status check\nECHO [1/3] Checking system status...\nVER\nIF NOT EXIST T:\\COMMON GOTO ERROR_NETWORK\n\nREM Step 2: Backup\nECHO.\nECHO [2/3] Backing up to T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\...\nIF NOT EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\Backup MKDIR T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\nIF NOT EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\ATE MKDIR T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\ATE\nIF NOT EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\BAT MKDIR T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\BAT\n\nXCOPY C:\\ATE\\*.* T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\ATE\\ /S /E /Y > NUL\nXCOPY C:\\BAT\\*.* T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\BAT\\ /S /E /Y > NUL\nCOPY C:\\CONFIG.SYS T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\ > NUL\nCOPY C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\ > NUL\nECHO   Backup complete\n\nREM Step 3: Update scripts (COMMON only - station-specific removed)\nECHO.\nECHO [3/3] Updating batch files...\nIF EXIST T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT COPY T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT C:\\BAT\\ /Y\nECHO   Scripts updated from COMMON\n\nECHO.\nECHO ====================================\nECHO Update Complete!\nECHO ====================================\nECHO.\nECHO If you see DOS version errors, run:\nECHO   T:\\UPDATE %STATION% DOS\nECHO.\nGOTO END\n\n:ERROR_NETWORK\nECHO ERROR: Cannot access T:\\COMMON\nECHO Check network connection\nGOTO END\n```\n\n**Changes:**\n- Combines CHECK + BACKUP + SCRIPTS\n- Shows progress (1/3, 2/3, 3/3)\n- **Removes station-specific ProdSW sync** (per requirements)\n- Only syncs `T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT`\n- Cleaner output (redirects XCOPY noise to NUL)\n- Better error handling\n\n#### DOS Command (unchanged logic, cleaner presentation)\n**Purpose:** System-level DOS update (high risk, requires reboot)\n\n```batch\n:DOS\nECHO.\nECHO ====================================\nECHO DOS System Update for %STATION%\nECHO ====================================\nECHO.\nECHO WARNING: This will update DOS system files\nECHO          Machine must reboot to complete\nECHO.\nECHO Files to update:\nECHO   - COMMAND.COM (staged for next boot)\nECHO   - DOS utilities (*.EXE, *.COM, *.SYS)\nECHO.\nECHO Press Ctrl+C to cancel, or\nPAUSE\n\nREM Stage COMMAND.COM (can't overwrite while running)\nCOPY T:\\COMMON\\DOS\\COMMAND.COM C:\\COMMAND.NEW > NUL\nCOPY C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT C:\\AUTOEXEC.SAV > NUL\n\nREM Create boot-time update script\nECHO @ECHO OFF > C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\nECHO ECHO Applying DOS update... >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\nECHO COPY C:\\COMMAND.NEW C:\\DOS\\COMMAND.COM >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\nECHO DEL C:\\COMMAND.NEW >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\nECHO COPY C:\\AUTOEXEC.SAV C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\nECHO DEL C:\\AUTOEXEC.SAV >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\nECHO CALL C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT >> C:\\AUTOEXEC.BAT\n\nREM Update other DOS files immediately\nCOPY T:\\COMMON\\DOS\\*.EXE C:\\DOS\\ /Y > NUL\nCOPY T:\\COMMON\\DOS\\*.COM C:\\DOS\\ /Y > NUL\nCOPY T:\\COMMON\\DOS\\*.SYS C:\\DOS\\ /Y > NUL\n\nECHO.\nECHO DOS files staged for update\nECHO.\nECHO REBOOT NOW to complete the update\nECHO.\nGOTO END\n```\n\n**Changes:**\n- Better formatted warnings\n- Shows what will be updated\n- Cleaner output (redirects to NUL)\n- Same staging logic (proven to work)\n\n### 4. Migration Path for Existing Deployments\n\n**Phase 1: Deploy New Version (Backward Compatible)**\n1. New UPDATE.BAT supports both old and new syntax:\n   - `UPDATE TS-27 SCRIPTS` → Still works (mapped to UPDATE command)\n   - `UPDATE TS-27 CHECK` → Still works (mapped to STATUS command)\n   - `UPDATE TS-27 BACKUP` → Still works (now part of UPDATE command)\n   - `UPDATE TS-27 ALL` → Still works (mapped to UPDATE command)\n2. Add deprecation warnings for old commands\n3. Deploy via existing sync system (placed in `T:\\UPDATE.BAT`)\n\n**Phase 2: Update Documentation**\n1. Update engineer documentation\n2. Send email to Engineering team explaining changes\n3. Provide command translation table\n\n**Phase 3: Remove Station-Specific Sync (Already Done)**\n- Station-specific `T:\\TS-XX\\ProdSW\\*.BAT` folders can be archived or removed\n- All batch files now live in `T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\`\n- No code changes needed (UPDATE no longer looks there)\n\n**Rollback Plan:**\n- Keep old UPDATE.BAT as `UPDATE.OLD` on network\n- Can be restored by copying back to UPDATE.BAT\n\n### 5. Impact on Related Files\n\n#### NWTOC.BAT (Auto-Boot Update)\n**Current state:**\n```batch\nIF EXIST T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT COPY T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT C:\\BAT\\\nIF EXIST T:\\%STATION%\\ProdSW\\*.BAT COPY T:\\%STATION%\\ProdSW\\*.BAT C:\\BAT\\\n```\n\n**Should be updated to:**\n```batch\nREM Update common batch files only\nIF EXIST T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT COPY T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*.BAT C:\\BAT\\ /Y\nREM Station-specific sync removed per 2026-01-15 UPDATE.BAT simplification\n```\n\n**Deployment:** NWTOC.BAT is per-station, update via TODO.BAT:\n```batch\n@ECHO OFF\nREM TODO.BAT - Update NWTOC.BAT to remove station-specific sync\nECHO Updating NWTOC.BAT for %1...\nCOPY T:\\COMMON\\NWTOC-NEW.BAT C:\\BAT\\NWTOC.BAT /Y\nCOPY T:\\COMMON\\NWTOC-NEW.BAT T:\\%1\\NWTOC.BAT /Y\nECHO Done - NWTOC.BAT updated\n```\n\n#### AD2 Sync Script (No Change Required)\nThe PowerShell sync script (`Sync-FromNAS.ps1`) already syncs:\n- `T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\*` (still needed)\n- `T:\\TS-XX\\ProdSW\\*` (can remain but unused)\n- `T:\\UPDATE.BAT` (already added per recent fix)\n\n**Recommendation:** Leave sync as-is for now. Station-specific folders become unused but harmless.\n\n#### Engineer Documentation\n**Update these sections:**\n```markdown\n### Deploying Software Updates\n\n**For all machines:**\n1. Place .BAT files in `\\\\AD2\\test\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\`\n2. Wait 15 minutes for sync (or run manual sync)\n3. Updates deploy on next boot or via `T:\\UPDATE UPDATE`\n\n**Note:** Station-specific ProdSW folders are no longer used as of January 2026.\n```\n\n---\n\n## Additional Design Considerations\n\n### Optional Enhancements (Not Required, But Useful)\n\n1. **Add /NOBACKUP Flag:**\n   ```batch\n   T:\\UPDATE UPDATE /NOBACKUP   (skip backup, faster)\n   ```\n\n2. **Add Quiet Mode:**\n   ```batch\n   T:\\UPDATE UPDATE /QUIET      (minimal output)\n   ```\n\n3. **Log File Creation:**\n   - Write summary to `C:\\UPDATE.LOG`\n   - Timestamp, command, result\n\n4. **Network Speed Test:**\n   - Time the backup operation\n   - Warn if unusually slow\n\n### Why Station Name Could Become Optional\n\n**Current Uses of Station Name:**\n1. ~~Station-specific ProdSW sync~~ → REMOVED\n2. Backup path (`T:\\%STATION%\\Backup\\`) → Still needed\n3. ~~TODO.BAT execution~~ → Not in UPDATE.BAT\n4. Display purposes (messages)\n\n**Auto-Detection Source:**\n`C:\\NET\\SYSTEM.INI` contains `computername=TS-XX`\n\n**Parsing Logic:**\n```batch\nREM Extract station name from SYSTEM.INI\nFOR /F \"tokens=2 delims==\" %%A IN ('TYPE C:\\NET\\SYSTEM.INI ^| FIND \"computername=\"') DO SET STATION=%%A\nIF \"%STATION%\"==\"\" GOTO ERROR_NO_STATION\n```\n\n**Benefits:**\n- Simpler for engineers: `T:\\UPDATE UPDATE` instead of `T:\\UPDATE TS-27 UPDATE`\n- Fewer typing errors\n- Can still override if needed\n\n**Risks:**\n- SYSTEM.INI might not exist on all machines\n- Computername might not match expected format\n- Need good error handling\n\n**Recommendation:** Implement auto-detection but keep backward compatibility.\n\n---\n\n## Summary: Before vs After\n\n### Current UPDATE.BAT (Complex)\n```batch\nT:\\UPDATE TS-27 CHECK      (view status)\nT:\\UPDATE TS-27 BACKUP     (backup only)\nT:\\UPDATE TS-27 SCRIPTS    (update common + station-specific)\nT:\\UPDATE TS-27 DOS        (update DOS system)\nT:\\UPDATE TS-27 ALL        (check + backup + scripts)\n```\n\n**Issues:**\n- Too many commands for simple workflow\n- Station-specific sync adds complexity\n- ALL doesn't include DOS (confusing)\n- CHECK name is generic\n\n### Simplified UPDATE.BAT (Clean)\n```batch\nT:\\UPDATE STATUS           (quick diagnostic)\nT:\\UPDATE UPDATE           (check + backup + scripts in one)\nT:\\UPDATE DOS              (system update, kept separate)\n\nREM Optional explicit station:\nT:\\UPDATE TS-27 STATUS\nT:\\UPDATE TS-27 UPDATE\nT:\\UPDATE TS-27 DOS\n\nREM Backward compatible:\nT:\\UPDATE TS-27 CHECK      (maps to STATUS)\nT:\\UPDATE TS-27 ALL        (maps to UPDATE)\n```\n\n**Improvements:**\n- 60% fewer commands (5→3)\n- No station-specific complexity\n- Clear primary workflow (UPDATE command)\n- Auto-detection reduces typing\n- Better command names (STATUS vs CHECK)\n- Progress indicators\n- Cleaner output\n\n---\n\n### Critical Files for Implementation\n\nBased on this design, here are the files most critical for implementing the simplified UPDATE.BAT:\n\n- **T:\\UPDATE.BAT** (on NAS: `/data/test/UPDATE.BAT`) - Primary implementation file, contains all command logic, must have DOS line endings (CR+LF)\n\n- **T:\\COMMON\\ProdSW\\CTONW.BAT** (on NAS: `/data/test/COMMON/ProdSW/CTONW.BAT`) - Reference for existing batch file patterns, DOS 6.22 compatibility examples, needs to follow same standards\n\n- **T:\\TS-XX\\NWTOC.BAT** (example: `/data/test/TS-27/NWTOC.BAT`) - Boot-time update script that needs modification to remove station-specific sync, currently syncs from both COMMON and TS-XX folders\n\n- **C:\\Shares\\test\\scripts\\Sync-FromNAS.ps1** (on AD2: 192.168.0.6) - Already updated to sync UPDATE.BAT, reference for deployment workflow, shows how files propagate from AD2→NAS→DOS\n\n- **C:\\NET\\SYSTEM.INI** (on DOS machines) - Contains `computername=TS-XX` for auto-detection feature, pattern to follow for parsing station name"}],"stop_reason":null,"stop_sequence":null,"usage":{"input_tokens":7,"cache_creation_input_tokens":8606,"cache_read_input_tokens":40379,"cache_creation":{"ephemeral_5m_input_tokens":8606,"ephemeral_1h_input_tokens":0},"output_tokens":4034,"service_tier":"standard"}},"requestId":"req_011CX9iUCSFHtcqdZvEDXVi2","type":"assistant","uuid":"54b83811-36e0-4ff3-aa7c-cd1df3d3a009","timestamp":"2026-01-15T19:29:38.313Z"}