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login scripts to a partition other thanC
Name: Brian Date: July 30, 2002 at 13:25:54 Pacific
Comment:
I'm running Win 2000 Server with XP workstations, previously I had a login script that mapped network drives.
NET USE U: "\\server-hel\User Data" NET USE J: "\\server-hel\Jack Daniels"
those directories were on the root directory (C) of the server. I have moved those directories to D: an additional partition on the sever. My login scripts don't seem to work anymore, Do I need to change them. Please Help
Name: andy Date: August 5, 2002 at 10:37:27 Pacific
Reply:
When you moved the directories the share does not get taken with them, you need to setup the share again along with the permissions, don't forget the NTFS permissions as well as share permissions. Good luck
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