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Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 6
OS: Windows 2003
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login scripts
@echo off
REM filename: logon.cmd echo Hello %username% echo You are now logged into %computername% echo Now setting up your computer for network access. echo Connecting Network Drive net use q: /DELETE net use q: \\MUDONSTRGSRV\mace /PERSISTENT:YES net use f: /DELETE net use f: \\MUDONSTRGSRV\ftp /PERSISTENT:YES echo Done. The above is a logon script that we r using in our network. Please can someone give me an idea on how to add user access rights into this script. When we run this script it keeps asking for username & password. Is there a way I can add the username & password in this script itself so that users ( workgroup ) can do without entering username & password. Thank You. |
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