Logon script for different user/same mapping

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Need to map all users to a remote workstation and log them on as a different
user
have NET USE X: \\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\users
Username?
password

what would the correct variables be for this???
 
Derek,

I am not sure what you are trying to accomplish here. Are you wanting to
log users on to a 'remote' computer? Or, do you simply want/need all of
your users to have a mapped network drive? And the particular shared folder
is located on another workstation?

If the later is the case - and you have a server in your environment - I
would discourage this. All of the critical data should be stored on
servers. Nothing - of any importance to the business - should be stored on
the local workstations.

Can you give us some information on your environment? This might help. I
have seen many environments where there is no server and a workstation (
usually one of the more powerful ones in terms of processor, hard drive
space and RAM ) is used as a 'server'.

HTH,

Cary
 

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