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Name: gardenair
Date: October 12, 2009 at 01:43:17 Pacific
OS: Windows Vista
CPU/Ram: 2GB
Product: Dell / DELL
Subcategory: Configurations
Comment:

I am using windows server 2000. Well I want to map drive through login script using
" net use " command. For that purpose I deploy AD on windows server 2000. Make a OU like "Marketing" and in it I make users in it.

The steps which i took are as under.


In server1 (Holding AD) I do the following configurations.


1- under Marketing OU I take its properties,"Group Policy"click on " New "and give it a name as "Marketing_share".

2-Click on Edit buttton.

3-Under User Configuration ....>Windows Settings....>Scripts.

4-Double click on "Logon" and add the name of file which I have made "Shared.bat" The script which I wrote inside is

" NET USE S:\\File_Server\Share Folder Name\"username% /PERSISTENT:NO "

this file is saved in C:\ as a root where windows server 2000 is installed.

In Server 2 (File Server) I do the following configurations.

1-Make it a member server.

2-Login through administrator.

3-Made a folder i.e "Marketing" and share it.

In ( Client computer ruiing windows xp ) I do the following configurations.

1- Made it member of server .

2- Login the computer using Active Directory user account name.

3- Double click on My computer.

4- Here I can not see the map drive ?

Please guide me that where I am doing miske ? Why the drive is not mapping automatically when the user login through domain?

Thanks in advance for the help.

garden



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Response Number 1
Name: nbrane
Date: October 12, 2009 at 02:43:15 Pacific
Reply:

prob'ly not critical, but might try taking "S:\\" and just make
it "\\". i don't know. I use NET USE to map my drives, but
it's in very simple environment (hub, 8-client).
NET USE P: \\COMPUTER\C


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Response Number 2
Name: wanderer
Date: October 12, 2009 at 11:02:10 Pacific
Reply:

nbrane
without the s: you have no drive letter mapping.

" NET USE S:\\File_Server\Share Folder Name\"username% /PERSISTENT:NO "

don't you mean
" NET USE S:\\File_Server\Share Folder Name\%username% /PERSISTENT:NO "

note the two % signs. Also does the logon users name exist in this context?


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Response Number 3
Name: gardenair
Date: October 12, 2009 at 20:24:11 Pacific
Reply:

tahnks for your reply. yes it was typing mistake

" NET USE S:\\File_Server\Share Folder Name\%username% /PERSISTENT:NO "

The user will login through domain account.

My question is why not the client machine can see map drives automatically when it is login through DC? I have checked all steps but still unable to find where i am doing mistake?


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