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Logon script will not execute
Name: Bjarte Date: September 5, 2001 at 06:53:51 Pacific
Comment:
I have a Win2000 Server with AD + a bunch of Windows2000 professional computers i a LAN. I have a logon script which is configured i a group policy object (GPO).
My problem is that the user needs administrative rights on the local machine to execute the script. How should I fix this? I don't want to give each user administrative rights on every computer in the LAN manually.
Name: Lucid Date: September 5, 2001 at 10:29:41 Pacific
Reply:
Hmmm never had a script that needed Admin rights, but... I think there is a command to add that will tell the machine to run the following commands with administrative rights (using a defined account), but I don't know what the command is offhand, sorry....
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Response Number 2
Name: StofStuiver Date: October 2, 2001 at 20:40:34 Pacific
Reply:
The netlogon share on the server (local map = winnt\system32\Repl\import\scripts on nt40) is a system share that has read rights set for everyone. That is what is needed (and nothing more) for everyone to be able to execute the script on the cliënt. Maybe you accidently changed rights on that map (or any other in the parent path with replacing rights) removing the read rights for everyone.
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