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Logon script

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Leke

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Hi all,

Can you show me "Step-by-Step" to configure Windows 2003 server LOGON SCRIPT that enables users in domain group to have acess to Shared folders on the domain cotroller.

Thanks
 
heh. nice article, no? Mark is something else.

Thanks, Ben.

dan
 
Thanks for the info ben and dan.

Like I said, Im looking for a logon script that will enable group of domain users to connect to some shared folders as soon as they log on to the network.

I want to enable this through Wins 2003 server active dir. logon script.

Thank you very much.

Leke
 
Hi,
Markdmacs script is the one for you, but another way to do this (simplified) would be to:
1 - Create batch file..logon.bat for example
2 - Copy the text below into your bat file(change to suit!)
3 - net use M \\server\myfiles
net use N \\server\morefiles
net use P \\server\evenmorefiles
4 - Place this file into \\server\NETLOGON folder
5 - Either rollout via GPO (run script at startup) or in users profile in ADGU
6 Next time user logs on thie batch file will run..

Good luck
G
 
Thank you all,

I have tried Markdmacs logon script but i did not see its effect. Though I did not have Virtual basic software running on my domain Controller.

Does my Domain controller need to be running vb software before this logon script can affect my users environment.

Thank you very much.

Leke
 
start run

net use M: \\server\myfiles

see if the share appears on your the machine and then add it to the server.



Network admin for worldwide freight forwarders company.
mcp mcsa\: Messaging mcse -2003
 
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