I figured the best way to do this is to use batch labels, and then determine the SID of the machine that is running.
So first I need to determine the SID on the machine.
So here is a simple little Batch file GetSid.bat
1: @echo off
2:
3: set GSID=UNKNOWN
4: for /f "delims= " %%a in ('"wmic path win32_useraccount where name='%UserName%' get sid"') do (
5: if not "%%a"=="SID" (
6: set GSID=%%a
7: goto :quit
8: )
9: )
10: :quit
11: if not [%1]==[SILENT] echo %GSID%
Call it like this
call GetSid.bat
So Here is the batch file:
1: set MyWorkPC=S-1-5-21-111111111-3333333333-5555555555-7777
2: set MyHomePC=S-1-5-21-222222222-4444444444-6666666666-8888
3:
4: if [%GSID%]==[%MyWorkPC%] call :WorkCheckins
5: if [%GSID%]==[%MyHomePC%] call :HomeCheckins
6:
7:
8: goto :EOF
9: :WorkCheckins
10: echo Do some work stuff
11: goto :EOF
12:
13:
14: goto :EOF
15: :HomeCheckins
16: echo Do some home stuff
17: goto :EOF
Now everything is in one place and you can group common variables and then environmental specific commands
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