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Mapping drive with DOS
Name: Dan Shafer Date: March 11, 2003 at 05:24:54 Pacific OS: Win2000 CPU/Ram: 2.4 Ghz and 512 MB Ram
Comment:
Was curious if anyone could help with a question referring to DOS. I would like to map a network drive using a batch file which I could put in the startup folder. I would like to incorporate both the username and password in this file. I have found several instances on the net which explain this but I cannot find one that hard codes the password in the file. I would like no user intervention upon startup.
Summary: I use a batch file on a 2000 DC to map drives for 98 clients, is it possible to map different drives for groups? ex. if member "MIS" then net use m: \\server\share? Any help would be greatly apprec...
Summary: I have been able to map drives with no problems. Today, when I try to map a drive and click on the plus sign to open the shared folder, it didn't open. When I typed the \\server\shared_folder, I got...
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