Summary: I was looking for an answer to this one - an alternative is to use the SUBST command in a login script to map a drive letter to the UNC, eg. SUBST Z: ...
Summary: I have a login.bat file that I am trying to load that will map a drive to a users home folder. The mapped drive will be different depending on which u...
Summary: If this is a Win2k pc Right click My Documents/select Properties. In the target path type in the home dir. on the server. If it is a WinNT pc share th...
Summary: Hello, i want to change some home folders of a few users. A try to use %USERNAME%, but i need to put $ and i'm not allowed to it. Can anyone tell me h...
Summary: I dont know then if you cant map directly to a specified folder instead of just the whole drive.I am sure there has to be a way to just map directly t...
Summary: You could hide all the home folders by putting a $ after the share name. The problem is that now nobody can see the shared folders, including the use...
Summary: I created a share which I named home on nt4 server. In user manager I created the users with a home dir on that share. the home dirs were created by ...
Summary: got a question about mapping homefolders. Under profiles in UMFD I have their homefolders set to be connect to: Z: \\servername\homefolders\%username%...
Summary: Question: in process of migrating from Novell to 2000 OS. Created Login scripts for all users. Pretty much all is fine. However, when it comes to use...
Summary: That command won't work in a script. The syntax is \\servername\sharename. In the properties of the user account, define the path to their home folde...
Summary: Pls help and send me a sample of scripts for automatic logon and mapping user home directories automatically for network size of 800 users....
Summary: one way to do it would be to (using example above) share out the User1 to the relevant user, then map the homedir to \\servername\User1. The mapped d...
Summary: i have heard that there is a 3rd party utility that will restrict the home folder size for users on the server, i really need to get ahold of this sof...
Summary: Share each one individually like Michael said and put a dollar sign ($) after the share name. This will hide it from network neighborhood. Then in y...
Summary: The scenario is... I currently employ about three hundred people a year, who need access to my computer network. They work for me over the summer peri...
Summary: I have a user that belongs to two domains. He has userhome directories on both domains. Unfortunately, when he's logged into the one domain, he cann...
Summary: Hi Can anyone give me some suggestion on what I can do. We have a NT with Windows 98 machine. I'm going to setup a machine to share out the favourite...
Summary: i'm using small business server (SBS), the problem is when i want to control user access to shared folders (using wizard) and there is message "access...
Summary: You should be able to accomplish this with permissions. Though, there are probably some tools that could help you do it easier, NT can do it itself. ...
Summary: Assuming: You have entered the in the User Manager for domains the following Homedrive = H: (Custom) \\SERVER\%USERNAME% Example For NT Workstations ...
Summary: I had the following example in an MS book on NT. I don't follow the explanation. Any help would be appreciated. Scenario: The following folder hierarc...
Summary: 1) Not possible without 3rd party software. 2) Unless there's something special going on, the user's maps are to a shared folder, and not the root of ...
Summary: the computer have the following software: OS: Winnt 4.0 workstation Application: Office 97, word, powerpoint, excel, Realplayer,norton antivirus....s...
Summary: We have a data folder on NT workstation which i want that folder to get automatically copied (synchronised) onto server each day bcoz teh data in that...
Summary: unless you want to "upgrade" to Win9x. 8) but you can make it "hidden" by sharing it as 'C$' or 'share$' or 'folder$'... in other words, use a '$' at...
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