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Mapping Drives
Name: Jeff Date: August 30, 2000 at 07:01:34 Pacific
Comment:
I have a small network at home consisting of (2) Win98 boxes and an NT Server Box. On each of the Win98 computers I have a drive mapped to a shared folder on the NT machine. All works fine except that on occasion I lose the mapped drive on the 98 machine. I mapped the drives through Windows Explorer. Is there a better way to go about doing this other than sharing a folder on the NT box and manually mapping that to a drive? Is there a way in the profile to automatically map this?
Name: thomas Date: September 5, 2000 at 22:45:50 Pacific
Reply:
Put a logonscript in the LOGON share at the server. Download KiXtart and make a little script. Easy!
(btw...with a logonscript you can do more than just map drives. You can change any user's/machine's registry. Make logfiles. Install updates for your antivir.prog., unattended install of almost every program...etc :)
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