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Login scripts vbs
Name: JROCK2004 Date: October 10, 2006 at 15:42:26 Pacific OS: WIn 2003 Enter CPU/Ram: 500/256 Product: Custom
Comment:
Hi I have a .vbs script that maps netowrk drives. In the group policy editor I added it to the startup logon scripts but when users log in to the domain they do not get drives mapped. Any ideas?
Name: heropsycho2177 Date: October 10, 2006 at 17:36:09 Pacific
Reply:
A. Bad script. B. Users don't have proper rights to GPO. C. The GPO wasn't linked to a container that would effect the user.
Let's start with A...
Why do you need a VBS to do this? A simple batch file would have done this fine.
B. What users and groups have Apply GPO privileges to the GPO?
C. Where did you link the GPO? Where are the users contained?
"How many squirrels had to die to make you look fly?!"
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Response Number 2
Name: JROCK2004 Date: October 10, 2006 at 20:25:27 Pacific
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ok I am new to win 2003 and scripting. I will google to find a batch file. For B and C I cannot answer that which is bad. I am using the gpmc.msc to make group policies. Sorry. If you could point me in right direction I will look into it
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Response Number 3
Name: heropsycho2177 Date: October 10, 2006 at 20:35:13 Pacific
"How many squirrels had to die to make you look fly?!"
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Response Number 4
Name: MrBedo Date: October 16, 2006 at 08:32:13 Pacific
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Assuming all three of the above are present and correct, I have found that an incorrect DNS server address on the client computers can prevent policies from running.
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