logon scripts location 1

[deebaglee]

are the logon scripts located on the server?
or can i access them/ it via a local pc
also are log on scripts made per group/user?
thanks
reason why i is just for eductional purposes

 

[hewissa]

Scripts are usually stored in the systemroot\sysvol\sysvol\domain\scripts folder on the Domain Controller. It can be accessed by local pc, mapping to DC using \\dcservername\sysvol and screw down from there.

Scripts are applied to users, in their user profile. They can also be applied to sites, domain,OUs through group policy. If a group has read and apply permissions to said GPO then it can be applied to a group.

Hewissa

MCSE, CCNA, CIW

 

[deebaglee]

hay thanks
can anybody be kind enough to break down this script and explain what each eliment does
ok here goes
@echo off

\\SERVER1\Clients\Setup\SBSCLNT.exe /s SERVER1

net use e: \\SERVER1\apps
net use f: \\SERVER1\data
net use g: \\SERVER1\disks
net use j: \\SAGE\SAGE
net use p: \\SAGE\ACCOUNTS
net use x: \\freshways01\DeeB
net use u: /home
:exit
S

 

[hewissa]

Looks like it executes a program - SBSCLNT.exe

and maps a bunch of drives: net use \\servername......

Hewissa

MCSE, CCNA, CIW

 

[deebaglee]

what does it mean by the term
net use?

 

[jfwebber]

"net use" means network use. It maps a drive letter to a share on a server/workstation on your network as opposed to a local hard disk on the end users workstation.

Jim

Jim Webber
Network Administrator MCSE CNA

 

[deebaglee]

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[deebaglee]

hi
i have created a new user and need to know if how i would copy a logon scrit from another user for this new user
thanks

 

[gman10]

Hi Hewissa-

What is the significant "S" stand for at the bottom of the script??

thanks

GT

 

[deebaglee]

hi i think i keyed the s in by mistake