I would like to map drives through a logon scipt. I'm trying to find out how I can get it to map a share to the users personal forlder with one logon script. heres what I currently have @ECHO OFF net use r: \\heritage_server\r net use s: \\heritage_server\s net time \\heritage_server /set /yes net use q: \\heritage_server\distr net use t: \\heritage_server\apps I have about 100 users here and I don't want to make 100 logon scripts I have tried to use the homedirectory in active directory, but it doesn't map anything. My clients are Win 95, Win98se, and Win ME Can someone point mr in the right direction?

I think you can add a line to the login script like this. net use z: \\servername\%username % make sure that the users folder already exists and is named the same as the username or the login script will return an error.

I get Syntax is incorrect when it runs. the folder is shared

I found a program that makes logon scripts and its now using the home directory as drive p:, just as I like. there is a problem though. I have the home directory set as \\heritage_server\users\%username% but its mapping \\heritage_server\users as the home directory

Zack was right with net use z: \\servername\%username%. You just need to create shares at the %username% level for the 95/98 users.