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Login Script Question

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shannanl

IS-IT--Management
Apr 24, 2003
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I have never used a script before. I have a program that audits client computers. I need to add the following line to the "Windows Network Login Script".

START \\fileserver1\public\sl temp\scan32.exe

I have no idea how to do this. Do I add it under group policy? If so is it under Computer Configuration/Windows Settings/Scripts/Startup? Can someone tell me how to do this and remember I have never done this so please keep it simple :)

Thanks,

Shannan
 
I need to run it on all computers within the domain. I made the .bat file per the instructions but I get an error when I run it. Is the error because of the space between SL and TEMP? Should I use quotes or something?

Start \\fileserver1\Public\SL TEMP\scan32.exe

Thanks for the help.

Shannan
 
Shannan

Because of the space between SL and Temp you may have to use

START "\\fileserver1\Public\SL Temp\scan32.exe" or
"START \\fileserver1\Public\SL Temp\scan32.exe"

or just remove the space..
What is the START used for or his part of the scan32.exe syntax??

Also instead of using a .bat file you could add the line to the beginning of your GPO login script...

Pete
 
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