Logon Scripts

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Ron

Ok, I know this is one of the basic Admin functions, but
I've never have had to use one until now. Can someone
please tell me how to make a logon script work? I create
a small *.bat file with the simple net use command to map
a drive. I can run the file by itself and the drive maps,
but when I try to use it as a logon script it doesn't map
when I have that user logon. I have placed the file in
the C:\WINNT\SYSVOL\sysvol\<domain>.com\scripts directory
and place this path in the logon script text box under the
profile tab of the users account.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
 
Ok, I know this is one of the basic Admin functions, but
I've never have had to use one until now. Can someone
please tell me how to make a logon script work? I create
a small *.bat file with the simple net use command to map
a drive. I can run the file by itself and the drive maps,
but when I try to use it as a logon script it doesn't map
when I have that user logon. I have placed the file in
the C:\WINNT\SYSVOL\sysvol\<domain>.com\scripts directory
and place this path in the logon script text box under the
profile tab of the users account.
Click to expand...

No path, please! If you add a value in this box the system is quite
sure that this directory is the very place to look for this file. If
you add a path the given path will be added to the path ... hell ... I
think you know what I'm trying to say.

Ciao, Walter
 
slightly off-topic, but do you know of any website/resource that i can look
to to learn more about logon scripts. you know, like what other calls i can
make, what other functionality it has.

cheers,
- kevin


Ok, I know this is one of the basic Admin functions, but
I've never have had to use one until now. Can someone
please tell me how to make a logon script work? I create
a small *.bat file with the simple net use command to map
a drive. I can run the file by itself and the drive maps,
but when I try to use it as a logon script it doesn't map
when I have that user logon. I have placed the file in
the C:\WINNT\SYSVOL\sysvol\<domain>.com\scripts directory
and place this path in the logon script text box under the
profile tab of the users account.
Click to expand...

No path, please! If you add a value in this box the system is quite
sure that this directory is the very place to look for this file. If
you add a path the given path will be added to the path ... hell ... I
think you know what I'm trying to say.

Ciao, Walter
 
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