Hi. I am wondering if there is a way to do the following via a login script: Win 9x, NT 4 or 2K user logs on and logon.bat runs; logon.bat set the system time then calls a vbs (Windows Scripting Host) file that will HOPEFULLY do the following; Check to see what NT global groups the user is a member of; Once it knows all the groups it will check the list of groups against a table of mapping possibilities and map drives as appropriate. Currently our logon.bat calls the vbs script and then goes through one line at a time: if user is in this group map this drive, if user is in that group map that drive and we have well over a hundred groups and therefore this process takes quite a while. So we are looking to speed things up if at all possibile. Thanks for your thoughts on this subject and I am open to any and all suggestions.

I'm not sure whether VBS can negotiate ODBC connections, but I assume they can. If so, why not try using a table in an Access mdb file to store the user groups, and SQL to return the appropriate mappings. An indexed table would definetely return the information faster than parsing a huge text file.