To operate the script, you only need to put the files on to one server
or workstation.  Log in to an account with local administrator rights
and install the support tools and regobji.exe.  Once the support tools
are installed, the folder "C:\Program Files\Support Tools" will need to
be added to the environment variable PATH.  Once these files are
installed, copy BrowseListFilter.wsc and
SnareInstaller_auto_hostlist_threaded.vbs into a new folder (e.g. c:
\snare) on the machine.  Open a command prompt and change directory to
this new folder (cd \snare).  Now we can run the program to make sure
that it is operating correctly.  Simply type the following command to
see a list of the servers that SNARE will be installed on:

cscript SnareInstaller_auto_hostlist_threaded.vbs

If there are any errors here, then they will need to be resolved before
the script will work correctly.  If not, the hard part is over! The
steps above only need to be performed once.  For subsequent upgrades
the same machine can be used without having to reinstall the software.

Now that the script is working correctly, it is time to configure the
agent.  The script works by analysing the agent installed on the local
machine (aka the master) and then applying those settings to all the
servers in the aforementioned list.  Therefore, the next step is to
install the desired agent (preferably the latest version) and
configure it with the required settings (e.g. destination, remote
control settings).  Once the agent is configured correctly, stop the
snare service ("net stop snare" from the command line).  To test the
installation of the new agent on a single server, use the following
command:

cscript SnareInstaller_auto_hostlist_threaded.vbs 1 testserver

It is important there are two arguments here and "testserver" is the
name of the target machine.  Once this deployment proves successful, use
the following command to push the agent across the whole network:

cscript SnareInstaller_auto_hostlist_threaded.vbs go

And there you have it.  To install a new agent, simply upgrade the agent
on the master machine and re-run the script.