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NET USE */DELETE
Name: Sylvie Nuzzolilo Date: January 20, 2000 at 14:21:12 Pacific
Comment:
Any idea how I stop the NET USE * /DELETE from smoking the IPC$ connection? Need to delete previous drive mappings for roving users. (Drive mappings differ)
Name: Dean Date: January 21, 2000 at 11:11:20 Pacific
Reply:
Then don't use the "*".
Even if you list 20 letters of the alphabet - to catch all of the users, if they don't have that mapped, no problem... it'll go to the next line.
Why do you need to delete drive mappings - do you have them set in the login script?
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Response Number 2
Name: Sylvie Nuzzolilo Date: February 2, 2000 at 13:55:52 Pacific
Reply:
Well I have roaming users that log onto various domains. When they logon to "foreing domains" they obviously run login scripts from various NT and Netware servers. when they arrive to this office they run my script (Kixstart)but get drive mapping conflicts and user intervention messages which they do not want in their face. Also I have RAS users that run these scripts over dial up so I like to keep them clean and tidy for all "remote" personnel.
Summary: I deleted a connection to the LPT1 port and cannot seem to get the bloody thing back. Can anyone tell me what the stupid command is to restore a connection? I have tried to use Net Use but that does n...
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