Novell Drive Maps in Login Scripts

[Dilbert10000]

HELP!!! I need to know if there is a way to clear all drive mappings from a user login script, my teacher told me it is a one line command, if anyone knows I will kiss your feet

THankx

 

[TheLad]

Eh? Can't you just go into the users login script and remove them? Or are you talking about performing this on multiple users?

 

[Dilbert10000]

My teacher told me that this is the senario, there is a user and he keeps making his own drive mappings, but I only want him to use the drive mappings that I assign, so I need to delete all previous drive mappings

 

[nolapeck]

This seems like a windows policy issue. Setup a policy that restricts the user from mapping his own drives.

 

[Dilbert10000]

I CANT, it needs to be a login script command, please can someone tell me what it is

 

[TheLad]

The only thing I can think of is to (NT only) use:

NET USE <drive letter> /DELETE

and repeat this for all drive letters before your system login script maps any drives? It's a fudge, but why would you want to stop users poncing around? If you were serious, you'd take nolapeck's advise and create a policy that restricts this sort of thing.

 

[trytosurvive]

Maybe, if it´s a Windows-Workstation, you may try the command &quot;net use * /del&quot; (without the quotes). This should clear all the mappings inclusive printer mappings.
If it´s not a Windows-PC (or for other reasons you can´t use that command), the &quot;map&quot; command has the DEL switch.
The downside in using this is, that you have to know the drive-letter of the mapping, that you want to break up. If there are more mappings, you have to do this for EVERY task.
No wildcards accepted, doh!

Hope that helps