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Logon Scripts
Name: Daniel Barnett Date: February 3, 2000 at 07:17:22 Pacific
Comment:
I'm trying to write scripts for Win95/98 on an NT network. I'm new at this and could use some examples to start with.
Name: Brandon Date: February 3, 2000 at 16:32:05 Pacific
Reply:
The standard syntax for logon scripts are: net use Drive: \\Server\Share You can also map printers by using: net use LPT[Port Number] \\Server\PrinterShare Those are the most common. It really depends on what you're trying to do w/ them. On your NT box, drop to a cmd prompt and type NET USE /? It'll show you the different variations on what you can do. Hope this helps
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Response Number 2
Name: Matrix Date: February 7, 2000 at 14:52:01 Pacific
Reply:
Use Kixtart. Do a search on kixtart and you will get many examples of scripts for NT, 95, 98 all with Kix
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Summary: We're running an NT4 domain with Win95 clients. We have a simple logon script set up to run on the PDC. The issue is this: it does in fact run, but only intermittently. A given client may have the scr...
Summary: Hi, Do you have PDC and BDC and remember logon script cannot automatic save into PDC or BDC. After you create a logon script you must copy it to PDC or BDC it depends where you create it. Good Luck Ha...
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