Login script

J

Jim Matthews

We are supporting an app which requires we use W2K Server on our laptops -
in a standalone mode

I wish to assign a login script to each of them to check for antivirus
updates every time they log on (a .bat file), but I can't seem to find a
c:\winnt\system32\repl directory as specified in the documentation.

Is there something else I must activate for this to be active ? I tried
creating the directory to no avail.

Thanks for any help
 
D

David Brandt [MSFT]

You'll need to set these up with the local machine policy (run/gpedit.msc)
Under computer configuration you can do startup/shutdown scripts and under
the user configuration you can do your logon/logoff scripts.
Double click on the logon script, click add, then click browse
This shows the default path where it wants to look for them system32/group
policy/user/scripts/logon.
You can probably put them anywhere, but this is where it wants to look for
them by default.

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Microsoft Corporation

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J

Jim Matthews

Thanks, David - that did it !!

David Brandt said:
You'll need to set these up with the local machine policy (run/gpedit.msc)
Under computer configuration you can do startup/shutdown scripts and under
the user configuration you can do your logon/logoff scripts.
Double click on the logon script, click add, then click browse
This shows the default path where it wants to look for them system32/group
policy/user/scripts/logon.
You can probably put them anywhere, but this is where it wants to look for
them by default.

--
David Brandt
Microsoft Corporation

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Please do not send e-mail directly to this alias. This alias is for
newsgroup purposes only.
 

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