J
JonnieStyle
Here's the thing:
My staff users can logon to the W2K server from a Win9x machine, and this
command works:
net use x: \\server\home /home
(Under "profiles" I have drive x: map to \\server\home\%username%...)
....and everything works beautifully...
Here's the weird part:
My student users CANNOT logon to the W2K server from a Win9x machine,
because I get a syntax error in this script:
net use x: \\server\students /home
(I've made the appropriate changes under "profiles"...)
And the only thing I can see that I've done differently is removed "home" as
the directory, and replaced it with "students". But why on earth should
that matter?
And ideas?
Cheers.
My staff users can logon to the W2K server from a Win9x machine, and this
command works:
net use x: \\server\home /home
(Under "profiles" I have drive x: map to \\server\home\%username%...)
....and everything works beautifully...
Here's the weird part:
My student users CANNOT logon to the W2K server from a Win9x machine,
because I get a syntax error in this script:
net use x: \\server\students /home
(I've made the appropriate changes under "profiles"...)
And the only thing I can see that I've done differently is removed "home" as
the directory, and replaced it with "students". But why on earth should
that matter?
And ideas?
Cheers.