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Logon Script for mapping user home directories.

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Name: Steven
Date: October 28, 1999 at 21:04:09 Pacific
Comment:

Pls help and send me a sample of scripts for automatic logon and mapping user home directories automatically for network size of 800 users.



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Name: graeme
Date: October 29, 1999 at 01:44:22 Pacific
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You shouldn't need to use a script as NT in the user profile has the option to automatically connect a drive as the users home drive.

All you simply do is type

\\SERVERNAME\%username%

You can highlight your entire user list and do it all just once. We have a user list of 18000 and it works.

If you are dead set on using a script file then the command is

NET USE H: \\servername\%username%
net use H: /home

and don't forget to put the login file name in the user profile


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Response Number 2
Name: ruud
Date: November 7, 1999 at 10:44:18 Pacific
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Sorry, the upper answer is only usabel with NT workstation.
For win95 is NO SOLUTION.
win 95 does not know %username% or
%domainname%.


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Response Number 3
Name: greenhornet
Date: November 15, 1999 at 21:50:03 Pacific
Reply:

Get formiliar with kixtart in the NT Resource kit. Excellent tool for greating simple or complex logon scripts in an NT & 95 network environment.


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