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Name: Nic999 Date: March 21, 2005 at 07:41:19 Pacific OS: Windows 2000 Server CPU/Ram: 512
Comment:
I have a rather urgent problem, in other words my job relies on me finding a solution.
Basically, i can't get my login scripts to run when the user logs into windows. I've set it up correctly under Active directory ( as far as i can tell ), but when i log in as a user of the group That the script is applied to, nothing happens.
I set the script to map a network drive ( ZDirectory ) and then to run a program off that mapped drive. I've tested the scripts nd they seem to work fine ( i get the reaction i want ) But at user login nothing happens at all. ( No scripts seem to run ) I have no idea where to start looking for the cause of the problem and frustration is'nt helping me solve the problem either.
I would appreciate any help u guys can give. Thankz Nicholas.
Name: petek Date: March 29, 2005 at 10:08:52 Pacific
Reply:
What directory did you store the script files in? You need to make sure that when you edit the group policy to set the Logon and logoff scripts for each OU that you click "show files" and copy your logon or logoff script into that directory.
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