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Mapping drives and scripting

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  • 11-08-2004 1:10pm
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    tech
    Registered Users Posts: 2,839 ✭✭✭


    Ok can anyone figure this weird problem out? I have 6 windows 2000 pro client pc's, all with SP4 and all critial updates, static IP address. I have 1 folder shared and all client machines connect to this, I have mapped the drive. all users are setup on their own machines as administrators, I also have added the users using the same password on the pc with the share. When I log on to a client pc it looks for a password to connect to the map drive, has anyone any ideas?


    NET USE command

    here is a weird one for ye guys, when I type in the following into the run box or in @ a command prompt

    net use h: \\server\accounts /user: administrator letmein

    this sucessfull maps the network drive

    if I put this exact txt into a txt file and rename it to logon.bat and put this in the start up this will not create the mapped drive ?>> does anyone know why?


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    #2
    Hankster
    Closed Accounts Posts: 36 ✭Hankster


    tech wrote:
    net use h: \\server\accounts /user: administrator letmein

    If that is really the exact way you've got it in your login.bat, drop the space between /user: and administrator and you should be laughing.


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