I am trying to get my local C drive mapped in a terminal server session. I am able to do this, but clicking the appropriate drive in the Local Resources of the RDP properties and get the drive to show up.
I then created a login script that ran:
\\tsclient\c z:
This basically assigned that drive to Z:. The problem with this is that the client sees two drives in My Computer. One is under Network Drives, Z: and the other is under "Other" and labeled C on FA111002. I want to only see the one with the associated drive letter. Is there a way to "connect" to the c drive, but not acutally map it unless a script or manual process initiates it?? This is on a Windows 2003 terminal server.
Thanks,
Chris
I then created a login script that ran:
\\tsclient\c z:
This basically assigned that drive to Z:. The problem with this is that the client sees two drives in My Computer. One is under Network Drives, Z: and the other is under "Other" and labeled C on FA111002. I want to only see the one with the associated drive letter. Is there a way to "connect" to the c drive, but not acutally map it unless a script or manual process initiates it?? This is on a Windows 2003 terminal server.
Thanks,
Chris