Background:
We have just recently switched our campus network from Novell to Window 2000 wihtout active directory. Therefore, we are using NT 4.0 Domain server to authenticate logon and NT 4.0 logon scripts. The accounts are created by importing a script into Exchange 5.5 and we use command line batch files to create the home directories and set the permissions to them.
Problem:
While we have scripted most of the account creations, I have not found a way to add a default logon script to every newly created account (as was the case with Novell). We have been manually highlighting all the accounts on one server and specifyihng the home directory to be U: \\server\%USERNAME% and the logon script to be stu.bat (which maps some common drives).
Question:
Is there an easy way to add the home directory and logon script information that goes into the User Manager Profile from the command line? Dan
We have just recently switched our campus network from Novell to Window 2000 wihtout active directory. Therefore, we are using NT 4.0 Domain server to authenticate logon and NT 4.0 logon scripts. The accounts are created by importing a script into Exchange 5.5 and we use command line batch files to create the home directories and set the permissions to them.
Problem:
While we have scripted most of the account creations, I have not found a way to add a default logon script to every newly created account (as was the case with Novell). We have been manually highlighting all the accounts on one server and specifyihng the home directory to be U: \\server\%USERNAME% and the logon script to be stu.bat (which maps some common drives).
Question:
Is there an easy way to add the home directory and logon script information that goes into the User Manager Profile from the command line? Dan
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