we are using windows server 2003 .I use a login script in GPO User Configuration.....>Windows Settings......>Script.....>Login In bat file i write the script with the following sysntex NET USE Z: \\SERVER_NAME\Sahre Folder Name On the client side when the user login through domain controller he/she can see Mapp drive automatically in My computer. I want that when ever the user Logg off it automatically disconnect the mapp drive.Please guide me that how can i do that thanks in advance for help. garden

You have the option of a logoff script in the GPO as well. After that it's just down to compiling the script. Use this website to try and put your own script together: http://www.computerperformance.co.u... Look closer at this part: http://www.computerperformance.co.u...

Just use MAP DELETE in place of MAP USE.

Thanks for the reply. I want to know one more thing -In windows server 2003 i made two partions.On C drive windows is installed and on D drive is free for mapping drive to keep the users their files in it. NET USE x: \\SERVER_NAME\Sahre Folder Name /PERSISTENT:NO NET USE y: \\SERVER_NAME\Sahre Folder Name /PERSISTENT:NO NET USE z: \\SERVER_NAME\Sahre Folder Name /PERSISTENT:NO In this case if the "Sahre Folder Name" is on C drive then it is fine on the client side but what if the "Sahre Folder Name" is on D drive? i.e the D drive (2nd partion is for users files.) Please where can i write the drive path in my NET USE command ? or there is no need to mention the path ?

Look into the Name Space Services of Windows 2003 Server. It provides the ability to make the share folder to be redundant on two different drives or even two different servers so that if one went down the users would never know because it will automatically switch over to the other drive. Warning: Becareful with this if you are already using file replication between drives. I sorry to say, have done this where I setup name spaces on drives that already had File Replication Services setup then I turned on the replication services built into the Name Space service and it start a replication storm that emptied my entire share drive. Make sure you have a good tested backup before you start.

"Please where can i write the drive path in my NET USE command ? or there is no need to mention the path ?" When you do a net use /? do you see any reference to path? answer is no Why would that be? Again look at net use /? It states only \\host name\share name What your local "path" is is irrelevant to a share. so \\server name\share1 can be on c: and \\server name\share 2 can be on d: which means the network user would have no idea they were on different disks, different servers or even on a different NOS.

Well thanks again for the reply. I use GPO for net use. and under “ User Configurations ----> Windows Settings----> Scripts (Login/Logoff) “ click on it. Under Login I write Login script file “shared_drive.bat” with the following code net use x: \\server-2.test.local\sales /persistent:no net use y: \\server-2.test.local\marketing /persistent:no net use z: \\server-2.test.local\accounts /persistent:no Logoff script file “disconnect_drive.bat” with the following net use x: \\server-2.test.local\sales /delete net use y: \\server-2.test.local\marketing /detele net use z: \\server-2.test.local\accounts /delet I can see the map drives in my client computers.Please let me know any other script you think to add please must share with me thanks in advance