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In the user's profile, specify the name of your login script. &nbsp;Then in the login script use the net use command.<br />
For example:<br />
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net use z: \\servername\sharename<br />

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In the user's profile, specify the name of your login script.  Then in the login script use the net use command.
For example:

net use z: \\servername\sharename


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The problem with specifying the mapped drive in the user profile is that it is limited to one. &nbsp;This is usually used to create and automatically map a user's home folder, aka private folder.
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The problem with specifying the mapped drive in the user profile is that it is limited to one.  This is usually used to create and automatically map a user's home folder, aka private folder.

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THis is getting me pointed in the right direction Thanks
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THis is getting me pointed in the right direction Thanks

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I am in the process of moving my company from Netware to MS servers. &nbsp;Currently Netware login scripts handle mapping drives to netware servers. &nbsp;I'd like to know how to get drives mapped to MS Servers when users login to the domain. &nbsp;Users currently login to both NW and the MS domain. &nbsp;I already have users printing through the MS servers. &nbsp;What do i need to do? <br />
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TIA Doug
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I am in the process of moving my company from Netware to MS servers.  Currently Netware login scripts handle mapping drives to netware servers.  I'd like to know how to get drives mapped to MS Servers when users login to the domain.  Users currently login to both NW and the MS domain.  I already have users printing through the MS servers.  What do i need to do? 

TIA Doug

Windows 2000 Login Scripts or Mapping Drives

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