techydude
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- Apr 16, 2003
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On my Win2K AD domain controller, I have a shared folder called "users" (ie d:\users), and under that a bunch of folders named with each user's username also individually shared (ie "amfony" as d:\users\amfony).
My logon script first deletes all drive mappings that may have been mapped previously (eg. net use i: /delete), and then maps new drives (eg. net use i: \\server\users).
For those AD users with a 'home directory' specified (eg. \\server\amfony), I map that as u: (eg. net use u: /home).
For Win2000 & WinXP logons (Win95/98 work fine), the deletion of the u: mapping is halted with a prompt along the lines of "There is a file access or directory search pending on this drive. Disconnecting it will terminate the operation. Do you want to continue? y/N".
If I select No, the new mappings seem to proceed OK. If i select Yes, none of the other drives get mapped by the script, even those that have nothing to do with i: or u:.
Any ideas what's going on here?
Thanks & regards,
Anthony.
My logon script first deletes all drive mappings that may have been mapped previously (eg. net use i: /delete), and then maps new drives (eg. net use i: \\server\users).
For those AD users with a 'home directory' specified (eg. \\server\amfony), I map that as u: (eg. net use u: /home).
For Win2000 & WinXP logons (Win95/98 work fine), the deletion of the u: mapping is halted with a prompt along the lines of "There is a file access or directory search pending on this drive. Disconnecting it will terminate the operation. Do you want to continue? y/N".
If I select No, the new mappings seem to proceed OK. If i select Yes, none of the other drives get mapped by the script, even those that have nothing to do with i: or u:.
Any ideas what's going on here?
Thanks & regards,
Anthony.
