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Join Date: Aug 2009
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OS: Server 2003 and XP sp2
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user login batch file in server 2003
I want to map some drivers for the user while they are login. In my computer S drive is not mapped please help me.
@echo off echo "Welcome to xyz Company" @echo off net use S: \\xyz\homedrive /yes |
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Re: user login batch file in server 2003
Welcome to TSF!
Try net use S: \\xyz\homedrive /Persistent:yes If the user already has a drive mapped to S:, this will fail. You could do a Net Use S: /Delete first, just to be sure
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