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mapping drive in dos permanent
Name: ozzie Date: September 7, 2000 at 19:54:37 Pacific
Comment:
Hello,, is there anyone who knows how to map a network drive in dos but make in it permanet. or run some kind of batchfile to do this. I am trying to map a drive to my nt network, I know you can do it by right clicking on network neighborhood and then mapping , but i am trying to do it using a batch file.
Name: DoOMsdAY Date: September 8, 2000 at 06:28:33 Pacific
Reply:
Type 'net use /?' in a DOS box and look at the options. The one you want in particular is /persistent. If you make it persistent, then it will re-connect when you reboot your OS. Add the appropriate net use command to a batch file and use that. Example net use command:
net use q: \\server\share password /user:domain\username /persistent:yes Done and done.
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